Hi On Tuesday, July 5, 2011 6:26:42 PM UTC+2, doles wrote: > > Hello, > > How is in-memory caching achieved in android? For example, i have static > data such as state list in the United States. I would like to keep that list > in a file or somewhere in an online service. However, when the app is > running, I'd rather store in memory in the app itself. How is that achieved? > I could create a singleton and initialize that on startup. What are the best > practices if any? Thank you for reading and responding! > > I think that generally you should try and follow Android design patterns. That means that your data should be kept either in a service or perhaps even better in a content provider. This allows Android to better manage situation where it wants or needs to free up some memory.
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