In my android application I have noticed that on press of back key, after onPause() automatically, onDestroy() is getting called.
How do I prevent the application from calling onDestroy() after onPause()?
I dont want to destroy the instances after back key press.
On press of Back key, my webview object is getting destroyed. So, I am not able to access the webview again,once I press back key.
I have got two URLs. Imagine them as URL1 and URL2.
When I launch URL1 in the webview and press back key the flow is onKeyDown() -> onPause()
When I launch URL2 in the webview and press back key the flow is onKeyDown() -> onPause() -> onDestroy()
Why is there a difference in the behaviour? Has it got anything to do with cookies?
For URL1 — cookies.isSecure=true;
For URL2 — cookies.isSecure=false;
Check the declaration of your activity in Manifest. Declare it in such a manner that it can store the data when minimized.
Activity should have the capability to restore the content.