Since the Activity is your own, add a call to finish() in onCreate, after
starting the service and the next activity.
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25.08.2010 4:32 пользователь Call_Waiting team.mu.capt...@gmail.com
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This is what I found from in my researching
This is what I found from in my researching
(ActivityManager.RunningAppProcessInfo) too. Hackborn I think your on
the right train of thought.
I just want to peek() at the top of the Activity Stack. So I know
when the user has left the app that my app started. Currently you
have to go back to
As I've said, relying on these functions for control flow will not be
robust.
And that isn't even mentioning what happens tomorrow when... say... we add
support for multiple running activities at a time. Which one is the top
then?
On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Call_Waiting
Your terminology is quite bit confusing. You seem to use the term
app to mean activity.
I assume the scenario you are trying to describe is based on: your app
has an activity A and a service B, and another app has an activity C.
When activiity A is CREATED [emphasis mine] it starts service B
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