Android: how to handle force close?

You cannot control this popup from your own application. This is controlled by the Android OS. It is better to analyze what is causing your FCs If your error is caused by memory issues, you could try implementing the onLowMemory-function in your Activity.

This is a callback function that will be called once the system detects it needs more memory.

You cannot control this popup from your own application. This is controlled by the Android OS. It is better to analyze what is causing your FCs.

If your error is caused by memory issues, you could try implementing the onLowMemory-function in your Activity. This is a callback function that will be called once the system detects it needs more memory.

You can completely control/handle ForceClose Dialog! So it doesn't show up to user. Use ACRA - Application Crash Report for Android to collect Crash generated by app.

Once you integrate it with your app, if any crash occurs user won't see FORCE CLOSE dialog, instead you can show your CUSTOM ERROR message. It turns out to be better user experience. Let me know if you need more info.

Good luck :).

Can you share this code – zack Mar 28 at 12:52 @zack step by step guide is provided on ACRA project page. Let me know if any problem. – piyushnp Mar 30 at 6:18.

The best you can to is to avoid getting there. You most probably have a memory leak, but if you really need to work close to the memory limit, the best thing you can do is to catch the OutOfMemoryError you get.

I'd recommend using the callback function onLowMemory and release some of the memory consuming objects instead of catching OutOfMemoryException. – cant0na Mar 28 at 6:56.

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