taskmanager

I want to develop an app which needs to be in memory until user clicks the force stop button in the task manager screen then only its broadcast receivers can trigger by particular event and i can do my works. I have been searching for this solution a long time. A lot saying that's not possible. But i have seen that face book and class of clans applications always running and kept in memory even clearing all recent applications. Now someone help me how to do that? Thanks in advance! Update: I used Services Which returns START_STICKY its not a good idea when lower memory devices.. and I used

I have a WinForms application written in C# for .NET 3.5 that needs to show a specific name in the Task Manager's Applications tab. However, I need for this text to be different from the Form's text. The behavior I've seen so far is that the Task Manager Applications tab will show the value of the Text property of the System.Windows.Forms.Form being displayed. However, I'd like to display the long name of the application in the Form.Text property, and use an abbreviated name in the Task Manager's Applications tab. I know this behavior was supported in VB6, where the Application Title (Set

I want to log if a customer tries to force close the application. I'm aware of having no chance to catch a process kill. But it should be possible through the main form closing event to get informed about the 'CloseReason.TaskManagerClosing' reason. But any tests I did under Windows 8.1 I always got a CloseReason.UserClosing reason. But in this case (compared to a normals CloseReason.UserClosing) I've about 0.2s to run user code afterwards my program is killed! Is this a new behavior in Windows 8.1? Yes, I see this. And yes, this is a Windows change, previous versions of Task Manager sent the

This question already has an answer here: How can I give my Java application a unique process name? 6 answers Is there a command line argument to set the title that JVM reports to the windows task manager? All my java processes only show up as ‘javaw.exe’ with description ‘Java(TM) Platform SE binary’. It would be great, if I could set some -param="This is eclipse" e.g. so that I can easily tell them apart. It would prevent me from frequently killing my IDE instead of, e.g., tomcat. You could hack the JVM binary or u could implement a small binary app to invoke the JVM rather than a batch file

I have this MFC program that when I kill it with task manager I get an exception on my program and then it crashes. I want to get the event from the task manager, when it is going to kill my process and close my program gracefully. I understand that there are few methods that the task manager is using in order to kill a process. 1) From the applications tab, someone told me it is sending WM_CLOSE message to my application's main visible window, And if my application is not going down after few seconds, the task manager detects it as not-responding and uses TerminateProcess() on its process. 2)