Ok, I found the problem. There were some references to views/widgets left that I hadn't released.
Apparently, when programs in Android are closed and "destroyed", the memory isn't released (or something like that), so you have to take extra care to clean up after yourself. On Dec 18 2009, 9:02 pm, Kaka <[email protected]> wrote: > I get this exception too, and just like for the op, it occurs every > second time I > run my app, but when clicking a Spinner. > Changing "getApplicationContext()" to "this" is about the only working > solution > I've found so far, but sadly, I don't use "getApplicationContext()" > anywhere.
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