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Moxie Marlinspike 2014-11-17 09:17:14 -08:00
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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ API calls over a network, send SMS messages, download attachments, and interact
The standard Android way to do these things are with Services, AsyncTasks, or a dedicated Thread. The standard Android way to do these things are with Services, AsyncTasks, or a dedicated Thread.
However, some of an app's operations might need to wait until certain dependencies are available However, some of an app's operations might need to wait until certain dependencies are available
(such as a network connection), and some of the operations might need to be durable (complete even if the (such as a network connection), and some of the operations might need to be durable (complete even if the
app restarts before they have a chance to run). Doing that standard Android way can result in app restarts before they have a chance to run). The standard Android way can result in
a lot of retry logic, timers for monitoring dependencies, and one-off code for making operations a lot of retry logic, timers for monitoring dependencies, and one-off code for making operations
durable. durable.
@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ public class ApplicationContext extends Application {
``` ```
The Job itself simply needs to declare itself as durable when constructed: The Job simply needs to declare itself as durable when constructed:
``` ```
public class SampleJob extends Job { public class SampleJob extends Job {
@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ the App restarts first. A Job's onAdded() method is called after the commit to
## Requirements ## Requirements
A Job might have certain requirements that need to be met before it can run. A requirement is A Job might have certain requirements that need to be met before it can run. A requirement is
represented by the `Requirement` class. Each `Requirement` must also have a corresponding represented by the `Requirement` interface. Each `Requirement` must also have a corresponding
`RequirementProvider` that is registered with the JobManager. `RequirementProvider` that is registered with the JobManager.
A `Requirement` tells you whether it is present when queried, while a `RequirementProvider` A `Requirement` tells you whether it is present when queried, while a `RequirementProvider`
@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ public class ApplicationContext extends Application {
} }
``` ```
The Job itself simply needs to declare itself as having a `Requirement` when constructed: The Job declares itself as having a `Requirement` when constructed:
``` ```
public class SampleJob extends Job { public class SampleJob extends Job {