| JobScheduler Sample |
| ==================== |
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| This is a demo of the new L dev preview JobScheduler API. It exposes a UI to schedule jobs that |
| represent the full spectrum of constraints offered by the scheduler. |
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| For example you can specify a job that requires the device to be plugged in, or that will fire when |
| the device is idle. You can specify that your job only be run when there is a network connection, or |
| only when that network connection is unmetered. Finally you can impose, in seconds, a minimum |
| delay after which your job will be considered ready, or a maximum execution deadline by which your |
| job must run regardless of other constraints. |
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| When the job lands on the app, the UI will flash green. Similarly, when the system calls back to |
| notify the app that it should stop executing the UI will flash again. |
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| Keep in mind that the scheduler will not set an alarm for shorter than 15 seconds, so any deadline |
| set lower than that will only time-out after 15 seconds. |
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| Build Instructions |
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| This sample uses the Gradle build system. To build this project, use the |
| "gradlew build" command or use "Import Project" in Android Studio. |
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| To see a list of all available commands, run "gradlew tasks". |
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| Dependencies |
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| - Android SDK Build-tools v18.1 |
| - Android Support Repository v2 |
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| Dependencies are available for download via the Android SDK Manager. |
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| Android Studio is available for download at: |
| http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html |
