Flex 4.5 - Android application keeps running in background, How can I shut it down?

For starters, you can try using the Activity nostory flag in the manifest. This will make sure an Activity is finished if navigated away from developer.android.com/guide/topics/manif....

For starters, you can try using the Activity nostory flag in the manifest. This will make sure an Activity is finished if navigated away from. developer.android.com/guide/topics/manif....

Thanks for the quick answers. I tried to add the following line to the -app. Xml file in the android.

ManifestAdditions section. Since I am developing the app in Flex 4.5, I believe this is where it needs to go. "".

It doesn't make a difference. Am I doing someting wrong or are there other things I can try? – Mad Oxyn Jun 24 at 10:18.

This is how Android applications are supposed to work. See here: developer.android.com/guide/topics/funda... Your application's process is in either the "background" state (if the user pressed how) or "empty" state (if the user pressed back).

Event when I use the back button, the app remains running in the background. I see it active in the task manager and I can close it from there. – Mad Oxyn Jun 24 at 10:20 Yes as described on the link I pointed to, empty processes are kept around for a while so that if the user returns from them they don't need to be re-launched.

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