android - Determine by which process Application.onCreate() is called -


in application have local service, needs run in separate process. specified as

<service android:name=".myservice" android:process=":myservice"></service>

in androidmanifest.xml. subclass application object , want detect in it's oncreate method when called ordinary launch , when myservice launch. working solution have found described by

https://stackoverflow.com/a/28907058/2289482

but don't want running processes on device , iterate on them. try use getapplicationinfo().processname context, unfortunately return same string, while solution in link above return: mypackage, mypackage:myservice. don't need processname @ first place, solution determine when oncreate method called ordinary launch , when myservice launch. may can done applying kind of tag or label somewhere, didn't find how it.

you can use code process name:

    int mypid = android.os.process.mypid(); // process id     inputstreamreader reader = null;     try {         reader = new inputstreamreader(                 new fileinputstream("/proc/" + mypid + "/cmdline"));         stringbuilder processname = new stringbuilder();         int c;         while ((c = reader.read()) > 0) {             processname.append((char) c);         }         // processname.tostring() process name!         log.v("xxx", "my process name is: " + processname.tostring());     } catch (exception e) {         // ignore     } {         if (reader != null) {             try {                 reader.close();             } catch (exception e) {                 // ignore             }         }     }

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