On Mar 4, 9:54 am, Jake Colman <[email protected]> wrote:
> So your suggestion is that I extend the Application class using the
> singleton pattern?  And my extension saves 'this' (the context) as a
> static member of my singleton?  So now I have to see how to extend the
> application class.

Yes, indeed.  Extend android.app.Application.

In your manifest, your <application> tag refers to the class that
should be constructed for the Application.   It's usually left to
be the default, Application, but you simply name your Application
extension class there, and Android constructs your class instead of
the default.  It gets its own onCreate()/onDestroy() lifecycle that
spans all activities.

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