android - How can I get in my app when hostspot state changed? -

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i have prototype android app listening mobile function state continuously hotspot. bluetooth detect, using registercontentobserver() latest state , notify me in custom contentobserver.

so hotspot,

  1. how can detect hotspot on/off
  2. check device connected through hotspot or not

thanks in advance.

check if hotspot enabled or not 

method method = wifimanager.getclass().getdeclaredmethod("getwifiapstate");     method.setaccessible(true);     int actualstate = (integer) method.invoke(wifimanager, (object[]) null);

different states

public static int ap_state_disabling = 10; public static int ap_state_disabled = 11; public static int ap_state_enabling = 12; public static int ap_state_enabled = 13; public static int ap_state_failed = 14;

for detecting clients can use android.net.wifi.wifi_hotspot_clients_changed broadcast receiver.


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  1. Taj Nin Niha23 March 2018 at 04:10

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  2. Taj Nin Niha23 March 2018 at 04:12

    You have shared most important information about this topic. Carry on your work.

    well, if you need app developer so please feel free to knock us.

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