No. The only case where you need this event is if you are using the new "shortService" foreground mode. In this mode the OS can raise this event and your app must call StopForeground immediately.
No. The only case where you need this event is if you are using the new "shortService" foreground mode. In this mode the OS can raise this event and your app must call StopForeground immediately.
B4A v13.0+ should be used with targetSdkVersion 34+. Android 14 continues the longtime trend of making services less flexible and more difficult to use (converging to iOS background tasks features from 2014). Many of the previous use cases for services are better covered by receivers...
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it was not clear that the Service_Timeout event is only relevant to "shortService" and I was going to define it to for every service i'm using.
it think it's not harmful, but i suggest to correct the original post to clarify that.
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