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I built a simple ios app with IBeacon . I ran this app on an iPhone 4s whit ios7.1 while running an IBeacon base station.Everything is working right in background or foreground(exit region have 30 seconds delay in background).But over a period of time,about 3 hours,this app can not monitor any event though device setting were not change(blueTooth and locate is normal).This situation must restart the device. Please tell me what should i do aboult this situation? Thanks! davidgyoung I wonder if iOS Bluetooth scanning is slowing down when your app is in the background such that it appears that

I'm trying to detect if an Android device has rebooted since the last time a preference value is set. Ideally, I'd like to do it without the android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED permission. One way I'm thinking about doing this is storing another preference value that contains some sort of session ID. When I update the preference value in question, I'd update the session value as well. When I check the value in the preference for the session value, if it equals the current session value then there has not been a reboot. If the current session value is different than what's saved, then

I am working on an installer using Wix 3.5 that needs to set the system PATH environment variable. This is how I am setting the environment variable: <Directory Id="DirectoryName"> <Component Id="ComponentID" Guid="{BE20AF67-5943-4AF4-BE66-226E2D4B844F}"> <Environment Id="EnvironmentID" Name="PATH" Action="set" Value="the path" Part="last" Separator=";" System="yes" /> </Component> </Directory> This seems to be working on 32-bit systems without requiring a reboot for the changes to be recognized. However, when I try it on 64-bit Windows 7 a reboot is required. Is this a known issue on 64-bit

I want to be able to execute the .Jar file, and if the heap space isn't set big enough, it should launch a new JVM with the same .Jar file, but set with a bigger heap space, and then close the first JVM and .Jar. I've tried using the ProcessBuilder, but I can't get it to work. It has to work cross platform. -ONi I have found the solution, and it works cross platform. To restart the JVM from code, use the following. This answer is taken from another question I found after hours of search in here. If you want, you can follow it with an System.exit(0), to terminate the JVM that started the new

I have an alarm to reset a data connection say every 15 minutes. The problem is, once the phone is rebooted, the application gets killed and the alarm (service) doesn't trigger anymore. (This is not a duplicate, the other similar questions on SO do not solve my problem.) <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED" /> <receiver android:name="com.sang.mobiledata.ResetBroadcastReceiver" android:exported="false" > <intent-filter> <action android:name="com.sang.mobiledata.IntentAction.RECEIVE_RESETCONN_UPDATE" /> <action android:name="android.intent.action.BOOT