Thursday, August 11, 2011

Re: [android-developers] Re: service dies without calling onDestroy()

The entire process gets killed. No code is executed.

This keeps the UI fluid and responsive where it matters - in the
foreground application, whose allocations caused the background
processes getting killed in the first place.

You wouldn't want to wait for a background application to perform
storage writes when a phone call comes in.

12.08.2011 0:58, Mikael Kuisma пишет:
>
> The question remains, why not onDestroy(), a shutdownhook and/or
> finalize() before killing of the DVM?

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Kostya Vasilyev

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