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…n is off (using AlarmManager)
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You commit crash if there are non-valid or no server information. Just get a fresh emulator go to settings and wait for some minutes. |
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Thank you for testing that. I will take a look at this. But I am wondering why it crashes after a few minutes when it tries to connect every 5s (default). Maybe something else is wrong. |
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- pull request from tonsense (pyload#10) - updated to thrift 0.9.3 - synchronized access to thrift client
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Added (optional) Notification Service to check for new Captchas in Background even when screen is turned off.
This is done by using the AlarmManager, which starts the Service repeatedly (using the interval from the preferences) when leaving the App.
The Service can be enabled/disabled very easily with a checkbox in the menu.
The implementation is done in a pretty simple way. So maybe it could be done in a more efficient way by using the background thread which holds the connection? As far as I know the Threads won't be alive for a long time when the screen was turned off.