Question

I have two class, A, B in these classes. Both of them I have a alarmmanager like next;

class A{
 PendingIntent sender;
 AlarmManager am = (AlarmManager) context.getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);
 ..........
 am.set(AlarmManager.RTC_WAKEUP, atTimeInMillis, sender);           

}

class B{
 //    some code  like Class A}

Then, both A and B send the PendingIntent to a BroadcastReceiver B.
I think it’s wrong to have two AlarmManger in a Application. can you tell me the truth. I want to do like that, because I want to trigger a notifiction in c instead of a service. because I think service is a waste to do that.in class A I want to trigger something else. Besides what I want to do can’t be do in class A .so I want to do it in class B individually.

Answer 1

Having the alarms in different classes is perfectly fine. You should not encounter any problems doing so!