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Dec 25 06:25:08 <serialthrilla> anyone know how to persistently register a broadcast receiver without putting it in the manifest?
Dec 25 06:30:59 <muthu_> serialthrilla: use this method:
Dec 25 06:31:03 <muthu_>  public abstract Intent  registerReceiver(BroadcastReceiver receiver, IntentFilter filter)
Dec 25 06:38:15 <serialthrilla> muthu_: thanks but if my process is killed i get a leaked receiver exception
Dec 25 06:53:31 <muthu_>  public abstract void unregisterReceiver(BroadcastReceiver receiver)
Dec 25 06:53:58 <muthu_> you might want to call that in ondestroy
Dec 25 07:37:07 <AndroidChat> yawn
Dec 25 15:55:17 <marklar> I'm trying to return to an activity through a notification, or recreate it if it has been killed... Does anyone know if there is an intent flag that describes this behavior?
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Dec 25 21:29:02 <savid> Hi, I'm new to Java, (coming from the interpreted languages world of php/python/ruby/etc..).   I have an XML file that stores static data that I'm going to eventually pull into a list.   Where is the best place to put this XML file in my project?  Under res/ or assets/ ?
Dec 25 21:32:40 <savid> I'm also thinking about storing that data in YAML,  but I'm not sure if there's a YAML reader available in android :-p
Dec 25 21:33:31 * savid wishes he could use python to develop android apps
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