Stop a thread LocationListener with interrupt()

Hi all

Is there a recommended way to stop a thread LocationListener before the end of the interrogation of a GPS?  Currently, I am calling interrupt() on the thread and catch the InterruptedException.  Although it seems to work in my tests, I feel a little uncomfortable to do that.

Any thoughts?

"extends thread and implements LocationListener.

But this does not mean that the LocationListener is a Thread.  All that means the LocationListener runs a method that is placed in the Thread object.  The Thread may or may not be running.  Whether it is or not, is not relevant to the LocationListener.

So to stop the LocationListener, you must specify the LocationProvider to stop the driving method.

Who is?

Regarding your other questions, I am based in the United Kingdom, we have all GSM phones, and I'm always coded to stand-alone mode.  So I can't help with this.  RexDoug has posted on this kind of thing in the past, I think that, maybe it will be chip here.

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