This seems to be the simplest of questions, but I have not been able
to find a suitable answer on Google or this forum.
I am surprised to find that Android apparently does not call
onDestroy, onStop, or onPause after a fatal exception occurs (e. g. a
null pointer fatal exception). I have put the following code into two
activities that are around when a fatal exception occurs. None of this
code gets executed in either activity when a fatal exception occurs in
one of the activities.
public void onStop() { Log.i("JIM","CALL ONSTOP"); super.onStop(); }
public void onDestroy() { Log.i("JIM","CALL ONDESTROY");
super.onDestroy(); }
public void onPause() { Log.i("JIM","CALL ONPAUSE");
super.onPause(); }
So this begs the question: What method is called that will allow me
to, for example, close the database so the database does not get
destroyed when a fatal exception occurs?
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