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    Anyway to create and use an Android Service without touching C++?

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      Anyway to create and use an Android Service without touching C++?

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      @Peps
      doesn't make much sense to use a GUI declaration language to define a service running in the background.
      Why do you want to do that?

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        Anyway to create and use an Android Service without touching C++?

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        @Peps said in Android Services in Qt Quick:

        Anyway to create and use an Android Service without touching C++?

        Yes - use Android's own Java.

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          @Peps
          doesn't make much sense to use a GUI declaration language to define a service running in the background.
          Why do you want to do that?

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          @raven-worx Why I would want to do that, includes an app where I would want to periodically check the server for data updates (without the app being opened by the user)... other examples include messaging apps, news/magazine apps, should I go on? Be it GUI declarative or not.. so essentially there isn't a single way to do any background work whilst the app has been minimized on the user's mobile device?

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            @raven-worx Why I would want to do that, includes an app where I would want to periodically check the server for data updates (without the app being opened by the user)... other examples include messaging apps, news/magazine apps, should I go on? Be it GUI declarative or not.. so essentially there isn't a single way to do any background work whilst the app has been minimized on the user's mobile device?

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            @Peps
            everything correct.
            But it doesn't make sense to use a UI declaration language for "headless" code.
            You anyway have to create a separate entry in the manifest file. So anyway another "base" implementation. So i wouldn't try to add another level of complexity here.

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