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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ API calls over a network, send SMS messages, download attachments, and interact
The standard Android way to do these things are with Services, AsyncTasks, or a dedicated Thread.
However, some of an app's operations might need to wait until certain dependencies are available
(such as a network connection), and some of the operations might need to be durable (complete even if the
app restarts before they have a chance to run). Doing that standard Android way can result in
app restarts before they have a chance to run). The standard Android way can result in
a lot of retry logic, timers for monitoring dependencies, and one-off code for making operations
durable.
@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ public class ApplicationContext extends Application {
```
The Job itself simply needs to declare itself as durable when constructed:
The Job simply needs to declare itself as durable when constructed:
```
public class SampleJob extends Job {
@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ the App restarts first. A Job's onAdded() method is called after the commit to
## Requirements
A Job might have certain requirements that need to be met before it can run. A requirement is
represented by the `Requirement` class. Each `Requirement` must also have a corresponding
represented by the `Requirement` interface. Each `Requirement` must also have a corresponding
`RequirementProvider` that is registered with the JobManager.
A `Requirement` tells you whether it is present when queried, while a `RequirementProvider`
@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ public class ApplicationContext extends Application {
}
```
The Job itself simply needs to declare itself as having a `Requirement` when constructed:
The Job declares itself as having a `Requirement` when constructed:
```
public class SampleJob extends Job {