ToddFrankson

Not necessarily solved. Just trying to understand the process.......... I've read that foreground services have some specific permissions that need to be requested, along with specific reasons why. I think I have a grasp on that now... As for the notifications, I can get that working by modifying your Kastri Demo Actually.....I used the JNotification_Builder and JNotificationManager to create the first Notification. For updates, I used the JNotificationCompat_Builder Still having issues getting the App Icon Using the following: var MainAppContext: JContext; AppIcon: Integer; Begin // Get the main application context by package name MainAppContext := TAndroidHelper.Context.getApplicationContext; // Fetch the application icon from the main application context AppIcon := MainAppContext.getPackageManager.getApplicationInfo( MainAppContext.getPackageName, 0).icon; ...... //other code related to building either the Notification_Builder or JNotificationCompat_Builder. .... End; The Icon is always a white box.

I need some help in figuring out services.... I will be writing an app that needs to stay running, and every certain interval of time (at least 15 minutes or more-user configurable), open a file(in the apps folder) read it and then close the file(there's more to it but that is basics). I believe a foreground service is best, with it sticky, and start on boot.... I have those pieces. So the questions I have are the following: Like a weather app, I'd like it to stay in the Notification Panel at the top. How does that work? anyone have sample code? See the image.....How do I make my App stay like that in the notification panel, and then when the panel is "closed" it displays the current temperature. Has anyone done that in Delphi? I also will have the interface allowing to see the contents of the file the service opens, I believe I have some samples for that, but if it helps it will be a few configuration text items, and the UI will also open the same file, blocking the Service from doing so when the UI is launched. I believe I have that covered as well....

Disregard.....Needed the Post notification permission

So out of the box, the demo doesn't work for me. The first problem was the Read and Write External Storage permissions are deprecated. So, I changed the permissions to use the media files..... changed the line in the service from : LFileName := TPath.Combine(TPath.GetSharedDownloadsPath, LFileName); to LFileName := TPath.Combine(TPath.GetDocumentsPath, LFileName); in hopes it would work. Still nothing. This is my first pass at services, so I don't know diddly...... 1-Can I debug a service? I have tried but can't seem to make it happen. 2- Does the service and the App reside in the same "directory" on android, and have access to the same folders? I'm at a point where the app runs fine, but no notification comes from the server indicating the file downloaded, and the app never loads it....... Any one have 2 cents??

Dave, it would be best to have a private conversation regarding why. I actually have been thinking of reaching out to you.... I'll PM you.

While that is awesome, it should have been provided, and in the future, should be provided by the producer of the software. No one there ever thought, "I bet people will love installing 200+ addons one at a time, instead of a select a group and install...."

Android Auto built in Apple CarPlay Built In IOS Debugging (not on emulator) Ability to select multiple Getit Packages and install at once instead of having to select and install each one

For some reason, the Android Service Demos don't work for me. I follow the instructions, and deploy fine, but the service never starts. Is there a "fix" or something I need to do? Embarcadero® Delphi 12 Version 29.0.51961.7529 12.1 patch

I have been looking into Zoom and Pan on mobile.... Almost every example I find involves zooming and panning an Image... Anyone have an example using a TVertScrollBox and the components on it?

Yes, several files. Everytime I get a cannot write..... user doesn't have sufficient rights error, only displaying when I specifically show the error in a message. When I remove the try except, the file doesn't exist to open. I just spent the day on the main project, using message dialogs to find this out. I am now using temppath.

Ios 17.5.1? 17.5 sdk?

The failure Occurs in the code i posted with the Stringlist.SavetoFile. No ERROR PRESENTED. I had to wrap almost everything with message Dialogs to find the failure. I tried Assign /reset just on a whim . I have attached a new unit.pas. On line 92 & 93 put a URL you know you can get too. Unit1.pas

So, I have figured out my problem. Please alter the code with a web page you can hit. It seems that IOS No longer likes Getdocumentspath....A Stringlist failed to write to it, using Assign and reset failed to open or read the file.... All in development mode. Can anyone check this?

Can Anyone else get to this website https://gis.cravencountync.gov/images/activebookings.html ?

Interesting. It's a local county government page.