I\'m currently creating a foreground service with a notification that appears in the notification bar when the service starts. If the service stops, the notification dismiss
The user is not allowed to swipe away a notification generated by an ongoing foreground service.
Hence, stopForeground(false)
first, which allows the notification to be swiped away by the user thereafter (at least on Lollipop+). For pre-Lollipop, you may have to stopForeground(true)
, which stops foreground and removes the notification, then re-issue the notification with notificationManager.notify(yourNotificationID, yourNotificationObject)
, so that your notification is visible but swipeable.
Crucially, set up the notification object with a delete intent that is triggered when the user swipes it away.
(new NotificationCompat.builder(this).setDeleteIntent(deletePendingIntent)).build()
where deletePendingIntent
is something like
Intent deleteIntent = new Intent(this, YourService.class);
deleteIntent.putExtra(someKey, someIntValue);
PendingIntent deletePendingIntent = PendingIntent.getService(this,
someIntValue,
deleteIntent,
PendingIntent.FLAG_CANCEL_CURRENT);
When the user swipes it away, the intent with its extra is delivered to the service. Handle the delivered extra within onStartCommand
, i.e. check that intent != null
, intent.getExtras() != null
, then extract the value from the extras bundle given someKey
, and if it matches someIntValue
, then call stopSelf()
.
The notification of a foregraound service cannot be cleared. The only way is stopping the service.
So I beleive the issue you want to solve, will never happen.
There is a dismissIntent you can set in the notification you create, though I thought foreground Service notifications cannot be cleared?
this code works for me:
this.stopForeground(false);
mNotificationManager.cancel(NOTIFY_ID);
and you should set your return value of onStartCommand, STRAT_STICKY will restart your service.
I did the following and it worked for me:
I created a notification before calling the foreground service with by same id and Notification Channel which are used with foreground service's notification
I canceled the notification by the notification id
I created another notification with your required structure
You can dismiss or swipe this last notification without stop your foreground service
My question is, is there a way to stop the service when "clear all notifications" or a dismiss of the notification (swipe) occurs?
Assuming that your Notification
is set up to allow it to be cleared, the deleteIntent should be invoked when it is cleared. You could set this to a getBroadcast()
PendingIntent
, pointing to a manifest-registered BroadcastReceiver
that calls stopService()
.