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> If in activity 1 I initialize a static field to a value. Then lock the
> device on activity 5, I then return to my application 4 hours later, during
> which time the device reclaimed my application for memory. I then restore
> my app and am looking at activity 5, I then tap something and naviga
Thank you all for your replies. I have tested each of my activities and
their state saving using the rotate approach. But what I'm trying to test
is the state of my entire application, not my activities.
For example:
If in activity 1 I initialize a static field to a value. Then lock the
device
On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 10:51 AM, Trey wrote:
> I'm trying to test my application's ability to be restored after my phone
> reclaims it for memory. I'm unable to find a consistent way to reproduce
> this behavior.
>
Rotate your device.
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There isn't really a term for this... But, all you need to do is implement
the following methods and save/restore whatever data you need to be able to
restore your activity to its last known state:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html#onSaveInstanceState%28android.os.B
I'm trying to test my application's ability to be restored after my
phone reclaims it for memory. I'm unable to find a consistent way to
reproduce this behavior.
My first questions is:
What is the official term for this? "Application Recycling" doesn't
seem to help me find any information online.
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