When we press this button
We see the apps which we didn't close, like this
But when we want to close an app from this screen (below image), the method onDestroy() isn't called, however the app is closed. I need to call onDestroy() when the app is closed in this way. How can I do this?
onDestroy() should be called at the end because then your code will be called before it is destroyed.
As specified in the Android documentation, it is not guaranteed that onDestroy() will be called when exiting your application. Instead, you can create a service which will be notified when the Task your activities are running inside is destroyed.
To Close the Application, you can also take "System. exit(0)" 0 is standard or use any exit code.
As specified in the Android documentation, it is not guaranteed that onDestroy()
will be called when exiting your application.
"There are situations where the system will simply kill the activity's hosting process without calling this method"
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html#onDestroy%28%29
Instead, you can create a service which will be notified when the Task your activities are running inside is destroyed.
Create the service class:
public class ClosingService extends Service { @Nullable @Override public IBinder onBind(Intent intent) { return null; } @Override public void onTaskRemoved(Intent rootIntent) { super.onTaskRemoved(rootIntent); // Handle application closing fireClosingNotification(); // Destroy the service stopSelf(); } }
Declare / register your service in the manifest (within the application tag, but outside any activity tags):
<service android:name=".services.ClosingService" android:stopWithTask="false"/>
Specifying stopWithTask="false"
will cause the onTaskRemoved()
method to be triggered in your service when the task is removed from the Process.
Here you can run your closing application logic, before calling stopSelf()
to destroy the Service.
You should read some info about Activity lifecycle. There is one thing about onDestroy method, it doesn't get called all time. You mustn't rely on it.
Specify please what are you trying to achive and I'll try to offer better solution.
So, if I understood you right, I can suggest one thing. Start a Service
that will fire LocalBroadcast
every N seconds (it's not really heavy to system). Register and BroadcastReceiver
for this broadcast in Activities
. This way you'll get true
or false
depending on if there is any BroadcastReceiver
that can catch your LocalBroadcast
. And if no receivers than check for some SharedPreferences
value that indicates if Button
was pressed.
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