Android countdown timer in service -

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i have count down timer in service. when stop service, countdown timer still count? mean onfinished method called if service has been stopped?

countdown timer runs in different thread , callbacks executed on ui thread. hence need manually cancel timer whenever service stopped. can follow hiren's answer.


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