On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 8:50 AM, Anieeh animesh.andr...@gmail.com wrote:
i have a
service which runs continuously in background when no activity is
running.
This is not generally a good idea, unless the user specifically
requested it (e.g., music player). Users think developers who create
everlasting services are morons and go to great lengths to attack such
apps with task killers, force stop in Settings, etc.
And this background service uses that model object kept in
Application class.
Is our application instance will remain in memory when no activity is
running and our service is running in background?
Until the user or Android terminates your process, yes.
or application
object killed and our service will run continuously . so that Service
will get the model object from Application.
The Application object only goes away when the process does.
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