In my Android application, I have a DefaultApplication class which extends android.app.Applic开发者_JS百科ation, and in its onCreate() I bind some services which will be used by my other Activities in
I\'m using applicationWillTerminate: to save some last-minute stuff. But the problem is that it never gets called. If I do something like this 开发者_JS百科at the top of the method: NSLog(@\"Something
If get this from the Microsoft official documentation: The Application_Start and Application_End methods are special methods that do not represent HttpApplication events. ASP.NET calls them once for
I guess this is a more generic question, but my Android program seems to call onResume in the main UI thread in between these two thread-creation-related function calls. This causes other invocations
so i have this segmented control in the interface i am using user defaults to store the selected segment in applications view controller\'s applicationDidEnterBackground and restoring it in
For few years I was looking for way to manage multiple projects I\'m working on. Every single one is different in some way, but the core of application in common for all. When I implemented some new f
My application creates some temporary files that I need during its whole lifecycle. I need to dispose of those files eventually, so they don’t take up space on the device. I figured I could delete
The following text is from the book I\'m reading, \'MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-515) Web Applications Development with ASP.NET 4\".It gives the rundown of the Application Life Cycle.
I have a kid\'s app for Android and there are some unique considerations for this application since the app has basically no navigation (it\'s for young kids).I do not want to break my app UI (which h
I am following the general best practice principles of restoring my persistent and none persistent state and objects when a tombstoned app is re-activated. Which can be found in this very good Microso
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