You shouldn't be including your image data within the Intent extras. See this thread for clarification. In a nutshell, keep your Intent extras as small as possible I would suggest storing your picture to the SD card, and passing the path to this file in your Intent.
You shouldn't be including your image data within the Intent extras. See this thread for clarification. In a nutshell, keep your Intent extras as small as possible.
I would suggest storing your picture to the SD card, and passing the path to this file in your Intent.
Thanks a lot, I wish I had found that thread two hours ago (new to Android development). It seems a little silly for me to write the image to file and then read it straight back again - maybe I should just use a singleton to hold it, since I only want the image taken to last for the app lifecycle? Anyway, thanks for the prompt response :) – Adam Jun 23 at 8:34.
Try this code public void quit() { int pid = android.os.Process.myPid(); android.os.Process. KillProcess(pid); System. Exit(0); } and call it using quit().
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