On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 8:39 AM, RedBullet <scottedchapman@gmail.com> wrote:
So, what's the right policy here, should I over-ride the onDestroy and just have it do nothing, but provide a way to manually kill the activity?
That won't prevent the system from killing your app - it's just a signal to you that it's happening. If your activity is in focus, you will not be killed. If you need to keep your process running in the background, you need a Service. If you need to keep it from getting killed and need to interact with the user, you need an ongoing notification along with your Service.
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