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Dan Polivy commented on CB-8917:
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[~riknoll] I believe it is getting into the JS side of things, but the issue is 
that my `resume` handler isn't registered at the time that the event is fired 
from cordova.js. Using console.log, I can see that `onMessageFromNative()` is 
called and the event is fired, but that happens before I've called 
`document.addEventListener('resume', onResume, false)`.

I subscribe to `resume` from within my `ondeviceready` handler. I find that if 
I do it before `ondeviceready` is signalled, then the resume handler doesn't 
get called at all (verified just by powering the screen off/on). Is that 
expected?



> Add api/way to get plugins results even when Cordova activity restarts  
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: CB-8917
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8917
>             Project: Apache Cordova
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Android
>            Reporter: Bnaya
>            Assignee: Richard B Knoll
>
> In android when you have a plugin that opens new activity the CordovaActivity 
> will be killed and you won't get the result from the plugin.
> The new activity will get the results but because the plugin objects are dead 
> and the webview reloaded you can get the data to the js callback.
> The most noticeable example is the camera plugin. (And maybe its the same 
> with even more platforms)
> possible solution for this is to add metadata to the device ready event with 
> incoming data from plugins.



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