We have two apks A and B which both import one platform library by use-
library in AndroidManifest.
And they have the same android:process so they run in the same
process.
When A is finished and B is started, we got ClassCastException which
happens like codes below:
CustomedView view = (CustomedView)findViewById(R.id.customedView);
We logged findViewById(R.id.customedView).getClass() ==
CustomedView.class out and found it was false.
So we believe Android loads the same class twice by different
classloader.
Does anyone know how to get it right although it seems to be a bug of
Android.
BTW, we found one solution like below but which seems not to be good
one.
protected void onPause() {
super.onPause();
Logger.d(TAG, "kill myself");
Process.killProcess(Process.myPid());
}
Best Regards
James
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