Put these data structures in globals that you can retrieve, if they exist,
each time the activity starts. You just need to make sure they are not
referencing the Activity or its underlying Context objects.
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 11:28 AM, DulcetTone wrote:
> I see no means by which my activity can pop itself off the activity
> stack to return the user to the one he was using before it was
> invoked. Is there one?
>
> My purpose is that my app has some data structures built from data
> provider queries that take 5-15 seconds to assemble and I don't want a
> lot of latency if it is used in a few one-shot purposes in rapid
> succession. I'm more than willing to let the system ask my app to
> die, but I'd like to keep warmed and ready otherwise.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> tone
>
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