Question

I have an ArrayList of Strings from which I am drawing a ListView. In the app, the user can add items to the ArrayList, causing an item to be displayed on the ListView. While the app is running, the ArrayList retains its items, but after a reboot (or any other time when the app stops) the items are lost. I’ve read about internal, external, and SQLite storage, but I couldn’t get internal nor external storage to work, and I know nothing about SQLite and the app is due Friday. Is there a better implementation of saving? I’ve attached a complete copy of the code without any storage methods for review.

Thanks.

http://www.mediafire.com/?tf8093g39jv0f61 <– code

Answer 1

you can go for the Serializable idea refer the following links you may get a idea

http://developer.android.com/reference/java/io/Serializable.html

and

http://www.jondev.net/articles/Android_Serialization_Example_%28Java%29