No, Really Listening To Your Friendspublic void onServiceDisconnected(ComponentName className) {
service=null;
}
};Notice how it will obtain our IPostMonitor API via the "binder" object
passed to it – since this is a local service, in the same VM, this is the actual
LocalBinder object from PostMonitor. Also note that we register our account
information and an IPostListener instance at this point.
We need to unbind our service, after removing our account, when we are
done, so add an implementation of onDestroy() to Patchy as follows:
@Override
public void onDestroy() {
super.onDestroy();service.removeAccount(listener);
unbindService(svcConn);
}Our code in onCreate() refers to a listener instance, so add a definition of it
as an IPostListener implementation to Patchy:
private IPostListener listener=new IPostListener() {
public void newFriendStatus(String friend, String status,
String createdAt) {
}
};Right now, this listener does not do anything – we will address that minor
shortcoming in the next section.
At this point, we register our account at startup and remove it on
shutdown. What we are missing is account changes. If the user, via the
preferences, adjusts the user name or password, we need to get that
information to the service. The cleanest way to do that is to remove our
current account and register a fresh one.
With that in mind, modify resetClient() to handle that chore: