in this application i am running a remote service where i am starting a separate thread to run TCP connection... on application exit, i have to close the input stream for which i am giving a thread interrupt and changing a boolean value (stopBroadcastRequested) .. when that is satisfied in the thread block i am closing the inputstream, but it does not get closed actually... if i manually give the instream.close within the thread during normal thread execution, the input stream closes as expected.. but in the if(stopBroadcastRequested){ block of code}, it does not work..can someone tell me what is the mistake i have made...
public class BroadcastService extends Service {
class Task implements Runnable{
OutputStream outStream = null;
InputStream inStream = null;
@Override
public void run() {
while(!stopBroadcastRequested){
Log.i(TAG, "Thread Task started");
try {
isSocketOpen = broadCastComm.isAliveOrOpenSocket("192.168.43.2", 6000, 17, 0);
if(isSocketOpen){
Log.d("SERVICE CLASS", "STARTED THREAD - Writing in output stream");
notificationMngr.cancelAll();
isShowingNotification = false;
outStream = broadCastComm.getCurrentOutputStream();
outStream.write(messageToBeSent);
if(Integer.valueOf(messageToBeSent[2]) != (byte)0xA0){
Log.e("REVERTING", "REVERTING");
messageToBeSent = mFormatter.formBroadCastMessage("GET_PERIPH_DATA");
}
Log.d("OUTPUT STREAM", "Message sent ->" + ByteArrayToString(messageToBeSent));
}else{
connectivityStatusHandler.sendEmptyMessage(0);
}
Thread.sleep(3000L);
if(isSocketOpen){
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
Log.e(TAG, "Failed to retrieve data in thread", t);
}
Log.d("SERVICE CLASS", "End of THREAD");
}
if(stopBroadcastRequested){
Log.e("SERVICE", "STOPPED THREAD");
try {
Log.e("*****THREAD", "CLOSED INPUT STARTED");
if(inStream != null)
inStream.close();
Log.e("*****THREAD", "CLOSED INPUT CLOSED");
outStream.flush();
outStream.close();
Log.e("*****THREAD", "CLOSED OUTPUT");
} catch (Exception e) {
Log.e("THREAD", "FAILED TO CLOSE STREAMS");
}
}
}
public synchronized void stopThread(){
stopBroadcastRequested = true;
}
}
@Override
public void onDestroy() {
super.onDestroy();
Log.e(TAG, "Service destroying");
stopBroadcastRequested = true;
serviceThread.interrupt();
cleanNotifications();
broadCastComm.clearConnections();
//dbHandler.removeCallbacks(dbUpdater);
try {
dbHelper.cleanup();
} catch (Exception e) {
Log.e("SERVICE", "Failed to clear DB connections");
}
}
}
------LOG
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): Failed to retrieve data in thread
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): java.lang.InterruptedException
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): at java.lang.VMThread.sleep(Native Method)
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): at java.lang.Thread.sleep(Thread.java:1213)
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): at java.lang.Thread.sleep(Thread.java:1195)
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): at com.RBEI.TTApp.BroadcastService$Task.run(BroadcastService.java:126)
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/BroadcastService(20288): at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1019)
05-30 19:28:03.878: DEBUG/SERVICE CLASS(2028开发者_开发百科8): End of THREAD
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/SERVICE(20288): STOPPED THREAD
05-30 19:28:03.878: ERROR/*****THREAD(20288): CLOSED INPUT STARTED
05-30 19:28:03.882: ERROR/*****THREAD(20288): CLOSED INPUT CLOSED
05-30 19:28:03.882: ERROR/*****THREAD(20288): CLOSED OUTPUT
You can use close() only once. Just add a check if (inStream != null { inStream.close(); )
every time.
You get an exception (InterruptedException) at line
Thread.sleep(3000L);
This happens before you even assign a value to the inStream variable, so
inStream = broadCastComm.getCurrentInputStream();
is never executed. You can't close a Socket which is null.
Sorry guys, the issue was that i was not unbinding the service properly which was causing all these issue... was not using the proper context for unbinding within the tabactivity.. had to use getApplicationContext() instead... :)
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