Callback before Force Close of Android Activity?

Well, I would recommend not having your app crash in the first place. If there's something that COULD crash, just put a try/catch around it and handle it properly Or, as some sort of global try/catch, you can use Thread. SetUncaughtExceptionHandler() Finally, you could even consider Runtime.

AddShutdownHook but that's most likely a bad idea.

Well, I would recommend not having your app crash in the first place. If there's something that COULD crash, just put a try/catch around it and handle it properly. Or, as some sort of global try/catch, you can use Thread.

SetUncaughtExceptionHandler(). Finally, you could even consider Runtime. AddShutdownHook, but that's most likely a bad idea.

I'll give this a try. I'm using a hardware accelerator so when Android loads my new program it doesn't call stop or anything and that causes my other process to be in the wrong state. – Frank Aug 2 '10 at 17:40.

Just implement Error handling, and call your cleanup code. Try { ... ... ... } catch (Exception e) { cleanupcode();//cleanup code execute just before my app crashes e.printStackTrace(); } you will not see the Force Close Dialog but if you want to force to close just call super.finish().

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