onrestoreinstancestate

Android doc say: "When the system, rather than the user, shuts down an activity to conserve memory, ... " But how to simulate this situation?I want to debug the onRestoreInstanceState(Bundle) method,but don't know how to. numan salati You can't do it in an automated way b/c its completely non deterministic. See my answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/15048112/909956 for details. But good news is that all you need to do is just simulate calling onSaveInstanceState and you are indirectly testing this low memory situation. onSaveInstanceState can be triggered by: losing focus (by pressing

Sorry for my incomprehension, but I am new in the android development. I have an application with activity A and activity B in it, and I go from activity A to activity B. When I left activity A, the onSaveInstanceState method was called, but when I went back to activity A (from activity B in the same application), the bundle in the onCreate method was null. What can I do, to save the activity A's previous state? I only want to store the data for the application lifetime. Can someone help me with this? Here is my code for Activity A: @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)