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I have sources of a remote service which is using AIDL. Also I have my own app that connects to that service. I debug two apps simultaneously, but inside the remote service I can hit breakpoints only in generated AIDL file (stub and proxy), but I can't hit the real methods of the remote service. What can be the reason? Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Thanks! It's a while since I tried this, but from memory I think what I did was : I set the breakpoints in the source, started the app which used the remote service, then went to the DDMS perspective and selected the process corresponding to the

Android camera framework has evolved a lot over the years. During the days of API 1, the camera application framework (Java implementation) used to interact with native camera service (C++ implementation) using a JNI glue layer which also implemented binder. This mechanism was fairly straightforward to understand, on a higher level. Now, I can see that for API 2, JNI layer is removed and application framework talks directly to the native camera service using aidl interfaces. Refer architecture diagram: https://source.android.com/devices/camera/index.html Even though the architecture diagram

I have a VOIP Application, I need to login the application in background on device bootup. Currently the init to my application is done on UI Active( onCreate() ). I have the following things in my mind, can anyone help and clear my doubts. The service design is must to achieve this task?? Which Service Remote(AIDL) or Local Service and why? How does the UI and Service interaction happens? After UI is active who gets the Call- Backs? UI or Service ? Should i make Service as my Controller i.e Service to UI data Pass Vice-versa? Sample App: Skype. So there are many ways to achieve what you want,

I've got a problem with a callbacks in remote service, after register a callback rotation cause an activity leak. Can You give me some suggestion what I'm doing wrong. IRemoteApi.aidl import com.example.remoteservice.IRemoteListener; interface IRemoteApi{ void addListener(IRemoteListener listener); void removeListener(IRemoteListener listener); void sendRequest(String msg); } IRemoteListener.aidl interface IRemoteListener { void onMessage(String text); } RemoteService.java public class RemoteService extends Service { private static final String TAG = RemoteService.class.getSimpleName(); final

A quick question: the Android docs say very clearly that Messenger is an alternative for AIDL for IPC (inter process communication). They never explicitly say though if this extends to processes running in different applications, or just within one app. I strongly suspect the former, but wanted to check. Thanks! Jan AIDL is only really used for inter-app IPC. While it is possible to use AIDL for internal communication, it doesn't buy you anything and puts limitations on your Binder implementations. Moreover, one application does not have more than one process, in the vast majority of cases.

I have an interface defined in the aidl but I can't extend it or find it any way. The ide just tells me: Can not resolve symbol 'KeyEventListener' Any idea how to fix this? Additional infos: KeyEventListener is the name of the interface defined in KeyEventListener.aidl KeyEventListenerImpl is the class which extends the interface Stub KeyEventListener just contains one method named 'void doIt();' and is well formatted; I know android-studio is some thing like a pre-alfa but like it very much and would be very happy if some one could halp me out on this! You are probably best off having a look