> It has also been discussed extensively on this group, this is probably
> one of the more comprehensive threads.
There was many teams was discussed in this post.
Sorry, but due to my English, it’very dificult for me to consume all
branches of this discussion.
I try now anderstand only one- lifetime of application’s variables.
As writed in documentation:
An unusual and fundamental feature of Android is that an application
process's lifetime is not directly controlled by the application
itself.
OK
But what occur with project’s variables?
I unestood, that values of static variables will be saved, after
onDestroy().
But what about non-static variables?
For what purpose I must clean global non-static variables variables?
public void onTerminate() {
// clean up application global
this.helpfulObject.destroy();
…
In my little test I got, that global non-static variables was not
saved.
Can you answer this question?
Thank's
vtvikt
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