Navigator.TaskRemovedBehavior

AI-generated Key Takeaways

• Navigator.TaskRemovedBehavior defines how the navigation service behaves when the user removes the app from the recents screen.

• It offers two constants: CONTINUE_SERVICE (default) which keeps navigation running, and QUIT_SERVICE which stops it immediately.

• This behavior is controlled using Navigator.setTaskRemovedBehavior(int).

• CONTINUE_SERVICE ensures navigation guidance, location updates, and notifications continue even after the app is removed from recents.

• QUIT_SERVICE immediately shuts down navigation guidance, location updates, and notifications upon app removal from recents.

public static abstract @interface Navigator.TaskRemovedBehavior implements Annotation

TaskRemovedBehavior is a set of constants that may be passed to Navigator.setTaskRemovedBehavior(int) to configure how the background service responds when the user removes away the application's task from Android's recents screen.

Constant Summary

int	CONTINUE_SERVICE	The default state, indicating that navigation guidance, location updates, and notification should persist after the user removes the task.
int	QUIT_SERVICE	Indicates that navigation guidance, location updates, and notification should shut down immediately when the user removes the task.

Inherited Method Summary

From interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation

abstract Class<? extends Annotation>	annotationType()
abstract boolean	equals(Object arg0)
abstract int	hashCode()
abstract String	toString()

Constants

public static final int CONTINUE_SERVICE

The default state, indicating that navigation guidance, location updates, and notification should persist after the user removes the task.

Constant Value: 0

public static final int QUIT_SERVICE

Indicates that navigation guidance, location updates, and notification should shut down immediately when the user removes the task.

Constant Value: 1