I have a remote service and an, object (singleton). When I call the singleton class from UI thread and remote service I get 2 objects. Can anyone help me?
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I have a remote service and an, object (singleton). When I call the singleton class from UI thread and remote service I get 2 objects. Can anyone help me?
If you have a remote service then you have 2 completely separate processes. Each process has its own virtual machine. Therefore, your singleton class is instantiated once in each process.
If you really need a single then think about whether you really need a remote service. If you can implement your remote service as a local service then that will solve your problem.
If, on the other hand, you really need a single instance that is shared across the 2 separate processes, then you will need to instantiate the singleton only in the remote services process and access it via remote calls from the UI process.