@Override
protected void onHandleIntent(final Intent intent) {
final Core core = Core.getInstance();
if (core == null || !core.isStarted()) {
/* Stack is not started, don't process this intent */
if (sLogger.isActivated()) {
sLogger.warn("Stack is not running, do not process the delivery expiration intent!");
}
return;
}
InstantMessagingService imService = core.getImService();
final DeliveryExpirationManager deliveryExpirarationManager =
imService.getDeliveryExpirationManager();
imService.scheduleImOperation(
new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
String action = intent.getAction();
try {
if (DeliveryExpirationManager.ACTION_CHAT_MESSAGE_DELIVERY_TIMEOUT.equals(action)) {
deliveryExpirarationManager.onChatMessageDeliveryExpirationReceived(intent);
} else if (DeliveryExpirationManager.ACTION_FILE_TRANSFER_DELIVERY_TIMEOUT.equals(
action)) {
deliveryExpirarationManager.onFileTransferDeliveryExpirationReceived(intent);
}
} catch (RuntimeException e) {
/*
* Normally we are not allowed to catch runtime exceptions as these are genuine
* bugs which should be handled/fixed within the code. However the cases when we
* are executing operations on a thread unhandling such exceptions will
* eventually lead to exit the system and thus can bring the whole system down,
* which is not intended.
*/
sLogger.error(
new StringBuilder(
"Unable to handle one to one delivery expiration event for intent action : ")
.append(action)
.toString(),
e);
}
}
});
}
/** Remove session */
public void removeSession() {
Core.getInstance().getImService().removeSession(this);
}
/** Start session */
public void startSession() {
Core.getInstance().getImService().addSession(this);
start();
}