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Notification failure until application manually opened on phone #459

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GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
Apologies, as this is a re-reported issue.  I had difficulty fully reporting my 
previous issue post.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Sent myself a text via an external email client.
2. Received text on phone with no notification appearing on the external 
computer
3. Selected the "Remote Notifier" application on the smartphone.
4. The "Remote Notifier" application opened.
5. A battery usage notification appeared on the external computer.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

I had expected to see the "Remote Notifier" dialogue window appear on the host 
computer when sending myself a test text from an external client to the phone.  
I had opened, set and used "Remote Notifier" previously (within the last 15 
minutes) and it was working quite brilliantly.  Previously, I noticed that I 
had received a text on my phone, but a dialogue had failed to display on my 
computer.  I have the "Growl" notifications set for permanent display, so all 
notifications are left until manually recognized and removed.

Once I noticed an issue, I sent myself a "test" text and that is when I noticed 
the application failure.  I proceeded to open the "Remote Notifier" application 
on my phone.  After the application opened, I received a "Remote Notifier" 
dialogue (and sound) notification on my host computer.  I then proceeded to 
send myself a test SMS from my email client (blah_blah@vtext.com).  The "Remote 
Notifier" dialogue fired on my host computer.

I've gone into the Android Terminal Emulator and performed a "pgrep 
org.damazio.notifier" command, testing the application in various states.

1.  Application running - Returned standard application ID
2.  Quit application from "Task Manager" - Returned nothing
3.  Application running for some time, but failing to send notifications to 
host computer - Returned standard application ID

I'm inferring, from testing the application states, that something within the 
package is timing out.  I've utilized "Tasker" to automatically "pgrep" the 
application ID on a timed basis and I noticed, again, that the notification 
failure issue appears after some time elapses.

Please paste the application's log here (it should now be on your
clipboard):

I/WifiMonitor(  349): Event [ SCAN-RESULTS ]
I/WifiMonitor(  349): Event [ SCAN-RESULTS ]
I/WifiMonitor(  349): Event [ SCAN-RESULTS ]
I/WifiMonitor(  349): Event [ SCAN-RESULTS ]
V/WifiProgressStore( 7961): WifiProgressStore Created
I/SyncmlDcmoConnectorCallback( 7972): Get the local Bluetooth adapter is success
I/PhoneDataService(  998): start PhoneDataService!!!
I/PhoneDataService(  998): start PhoneDataService!!! Handler{405db970}
I/PhoneDataService(  998): start PhoneDataService!!! Handler{405d2ae0}
D/SyncmlLawmoConnectorCallback( 7972): SyncmlLawmoConnectorCallback()
D/PhoneDataService(  998): in getOemData
D/PhoneDataService(  998): imei = 990000238654570
I/PhoneDataService(  998): getImei  = 990000238654570
D/PhoneDataService(  998): imei = 990000238654570
I/PhoneDataService(  998): getImei  = 990000238654570
D/PhoneDataService(  998): Handle Message : 20
D/PhoneDataService(  998): in OEM_HIDDEN_GET_VERSION
D/PhoneDataService(  998): in OEM_HIDDEN_GET_VERSION : 15098
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Using level 5 caller ID
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Using real bluetooth utils
I/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Starting notification service
V/WifiProgressStore( 8023): WifiProgressStore Created
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Battery status: Discharging
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Got battery level: 100
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Battery level change: 101
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Notifying of battery state change
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending notification: 
v2/26291a168af1b194/86bedd3cfa34ad/BATTERY/100/Discharging, remaining charge: 
100%
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending wifi notification to IP 192.168.1.103
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending over UDP
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending wifi notification to IP 140.192.234.154
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending over UDP
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sent over UDP
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending over TCP
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sent over UDP
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sending over TCP
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sent over TCP
I/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sent notification over WiFi.
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sent over TCP
I/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Sent notification over WiFi.
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Battery status: Discharging
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Got battery level: 100
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Battery level change: 0
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Got battery update, but state change was not relevant
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Battery status: Discharging
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Got battery level: 100
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Battery level change: 0
D/RemoteNotifier( 8023): Got battery update, but state change was not relevant

Sent from my Droid Charge on Verizon 4G LTE

What version of Android are you using?  Gingerbread - 2.3.6

Original issue reported on code.google.com by jevri...@gmail.com on 23 Dec 2011 at 11:33