to understand the AIDL in android, i want one real life example, means the at what scenario of development we need to use AIDL.
by reading the Android Docs ... It puts me in confusion and so many question, so it is hard to read whole doc for me, can anyone help me
is it for communicating with outside the phone.
or to communicating with different apps, (why we need to communicate with other apps)
what kind of service they are talking in docs
AIDL is used for Binder. Binder is a mechanism to do RPC calls on/from an Android Service.
When to use AIDL? When you need a Service. When do you need a Service? If you want to share data and control something in another application, you need a service using AIDL as an interface. (A Content Provider is used when sharing data only).
Services can be used within your application as the model roll in the MVC-pattern.
AIDL is Android Interface Definition Language. This basically allows you to do IPC calls.
Use: There are situations where one process would need to talk to other to obtain certain information.
Example: Process A needs info of Call status to determine whether it needs to change Call Type (for example Audio to Video Call or Vice-versa). You may get call status from certain listeners but to change Call type from Audio to Video, Process A needs a hook to change. This "Hook" or way of changing calls is typically part of Telephony Classes which are part of Telephony Process. So in order to obtain such an information from Telephony process, One may write a telephony service (which runs as a part of android telephony process), which will allow you to query or change call type. Since Process A(Client) here is using this remote Service which communicates with Telephony process to alter call type, it needs to have an interface to talk to service. Since Telephony service is the provider, and Process A (client) is the user, they both need to agree on an interface (protocol) they can understand and adhere to. Such an interface is AIDL, which allows you to talk (via a remote service) to Telephony process and get some work done.
Simply put in laymen terms, AIDL is an "agreement" Client gets, which tells it about how to talk to service. Service itself will have a copy of that agreement(since it published for it's clients). Service will then implement details on how it handles once a request arrives or say when someone is talking to it
So process A requests to change call via Service, Service gets the request, it talks to telephony process(since it's part of it) and changes call to video.
An important point to note is, AIDL is only necessary for multithreading environment. You could do away with Binders if you don't need to deal with multithreaded arch.
Another real world example is Google Play License is using AIDL.
You can use AIDL to make communication between apps/Process
Example: Suppose you have three apps APP_A, APP_B and APP_C, now suppose there is some functionality which is common to all three apps so instead of writing the same code in all the apps you can make a separate APP_AIDL (find of service) which runs in background.
1 - is it for communicating with outside the phone. Its communicating with outside the app.
2 - or to communicating with different apps, (why we need to communicate with other apps) As @GodOnScooter mentioned, when your app communicates with telephony service which is actually an other part.
3 - what kind of service they are talking in docs?
This is a service which runs in different process of a system, To bind to this service you need IPC(inter process communication), AIDL is used to implement this.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8591281/example-of-aidl-use