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To create the service, create a python script with your service code
and add a :code:`--service=myservice:/path/to/myservice.py` argument
when calling python-for-android. The ``myservice`` name before the
colon is the name of the service class, via which you will interact
with it later. You can add multiple
:code:`--service` arguments to include multiple services, which you
will later be able to stop and start from your app.
when calling python-for-android, or in buildozer.spec, a
:code:`services = myservice:/path/to/myservice.py` [app] setting.
The ``myservice`` name before the colon is the name of the service
class, via which you will interact with it later. You can add multiple
:code:`--service` arguments to include multiple services, or separate
them with a comma in buildozer.spec, all of which you will later be
able to stop and start from your app.

To run the services (i.e. starting them from within your main app
code), you must use PyJNIus to interact with the java class
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