PendingIntents in Notifications
- by Mariano Kamp
I would like to show a notification that displays the progress of an
ongoing operation. That works well for me.
But at the same time the remote view should contain cancel button to stop the ongoing operation. The usual content intent should still do something else, i.e. not cancel the ongoing operation. It seems though that I can only have one intent.
I have to specify a contentIntent that is launched when clicking on
the notification: If I don't specify that I get something along those
lines:
E/ActivityManager( 62): Activity Manager Crash
E/ActivityManager( 62): java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: contentIntent required ...
For the "cancel" button I set another intent:
Intent cancelSyncIntent = new Intent("com.xyz.CANCEL_SYNC");
contentView.setOnClickPendingIntent(R.id.cancel_sync,
PendingIntent.getBroadcast(context, 0,
cancelSyncIntent, 0));
But this never works. I always get the content intent when the button
is clicked. It looks like I cannot use buttons in remote views of
notifications?!
I could probably display a text: "<< Press to cancel operation ", but that seems rather heavy handed.
