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The service will not be immediately destroyed. 2. Call StopService(Me). If you don't stop the automatic foreground mode then a notification icon will be left after the task completed. For example if you are receiving push notifications: Sub Service_Start (StartingIntent As Intent) fm.HandleIn
link: This is indeed a case where the service will start from the background. Add Service.StopAutomaticForeground before the end of Service_Start.
link: HI Does this service require additional things? https://www.b4x.-filters-intercepting-sms-messages-in-the-background.20103/
link: Tutorial updated with the changes in B4A v8.30. https://www.b4x.-foreground-mode.90546

It is the automatic foreground mode. It should be: Private Sub Service_Timeout(Params As Map) Service.StopAutomaticForeground End Sub
link: : at android.app.$1.createFromParcel (.java:54) at android.app.$1.createFromParcel (.java:50) at android.os.Parcel.readParcelableInternal (Parce
link: I don't use notifications for the service, so I don't have a variable called NotificationId to pass to StopForeground. The Android docs show this as

Automatic Foreground Mode
link: Not enough information... Is this the starter service? Are you changing the automatic foreground mode? Also post the full error message.
link: #Region Service Attributes #StartAtBoot: True #End Region Sub Process_Globals Dim user_is_tracking As Boolean Private nid As Int = 1
link: on service_create : Sub Service_Create Service.AutomaticForegroundMode = Service.AUTOMATIC_FOREGROUND_NEVER end sub the service launch via: #Sta

I'm very happy to release B4A v8.0. This update includes many important improvements and makes it simpler to target the latest versions of Android. https://www.b4x.-png.65413/ (image source: android.com) As explained in this tutorial, all apps will soon need to target sdk version 26 (Android 8). T
link: Any notification created with Notification.Notify. In most cases no. See this tutorial: https://www.b4x.-foreground-mode.90546/

Automatic foreground mode is not relevant here. A service enters automatic foreground mode when the app is in the background and the service is started from a receiver. Examples: calling StartServiceAt, start at boot or push notifications. You should never have a JobDone sub. You need to learn to u
link: No Service.StopAutomaticForeground say to android that app's service is complete and stop foreground service Sleep is short interrupt for force Servic

Automatic foreground mode will only work when the service is started from a receiver. Make sure to test your solution on Android 8+ device with targetSdkVersion = 26.

Automatic Foreground Mode

Very expected. You must read: Automatic Foreground Mode
link: This is the "automatic foreground mode" notification. It needs to be appear until the service can be killed.
link: I solved it now by calling Service.AutomaticForegroundMode = Service.AUTOMATIC_FOREGROUND_NEVER in Service_Create. It crashes the app after several s
link: I already fixed the issue (and resolved the problem with the two notifications showing up): #Region Service Attributes #StartAtBoot: False #End

This is a different issue. Try to set the automatic foreground mode to NEVER: Sub Service_Create Service.AutomaticForegroundMode = Service.AUTOMATIC_FOREGROUND_NEVER End Sub
link: There shouldn't be any notification without a foreground service. This is a behavioral change in Android 12.

I'm very happy to release B4A v8.00 BETA. This update includes many important improvements and makes it simpler to target the latest versions of Android. 65413 (image source: android.com) As explained in this tutorial, all apps will soon need to target sdk version 26 (Android 8). This is a new pol
link: Tutorial about the new automatic foreground mode: https://www.b4x.-foreground-mode.90546/

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