some more thoughts...
What I've said about taskAffinity and launchMode attributes, in
general, makes sense when the activities are in the same app since the
default value of taskAffinity will be set to the package name. When
the activities across apps activate one another, just the launch mode
val
Well, I DO think that Android documentation speaks about tasks and
their affinities, contrary to what I said previously :)
I defined a non-default value for the taskAffinity attribute of the
activity in question:
and the activity gets to run in a separate task.
Both 'taskAffin
Hi, Dianne: this is the portion of the dump that I get by executing
"adb shell dumpsys activity" :
--
Activities in Current Activity Manager State:
Task{3 com.robosoft.example}
clearOnBackground=false numActivities=3 rootWasReset=true
affinity=com.robosoft.example
Hi, Dianne: ok, thanks.
I use the following functions to determine the task id and if it is
the root of a task:
activity.getTaskId();
activity.isTaskRoot();
I used logcat looking for useful hints. Let me see if I understand it
better if I use
"adb shell dumpsys activity"
On Sat, May 2, 2009 at
The behavior you are describing is not how things work. What do you mean
you don't see another task? How are you telling? "adb shell dumpsys
activity" will show you the current activity state with the exact task
organization (in the first part of the output).
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 9:17 PM, dev
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