Feature: task IDs (and other related stuff) #14
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It is almost elementary for every worthy programmer to know about |
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Well, for starters, we have the WMIC. |
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Every running AsyncTask shall have an ID. This can be provided by the user (assuming they do not start multiple tasks with the same ID...), or if the user does not provide one, the ID will be randomly generated instead.
This allows the user to check whether the task is running or not. When the task is no longer running, the user may then use their own code to determine whether it was a success or failure.