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Manipulating Android tasks and back stack

The document discusses Android activity management, focusing on tasks, back stacks, and launch modes. It explains how activities are organized, how new tasks are created or reused based on intent flags, and the implications of different launch modes on user navigation and multitasking. Additionally, it includes examples and tips for developers to effectively manage activity lifecycles and behaviors in Android applications.

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Mastering Android Tasks
Why I am on stage? Ran is Android GDE. Ran knows how to use Impress Ran spent lot of time on Android tasks. Ran can break-dance.
Activities Single UI screen. Stacked like a deck of cards. Only one is visible. Only one is active. New Activities are places on top.
Activities Application may have more than one Activity
Task Collection of activities. Organized in stack (i.e. “back stack”) Task have at least one activity. New activities placed on top LIFO Queue Each task has a “name” called Affinity. Activity C Activity B Activity A
Tasks Each app has at least one task May have more Tasks can be moved to “background” Keeping their back stack. User navigate between tasks Easy switching between apps. Multitasking experience.
User's Action Home (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ Enters Post (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ Enters Post Home (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ Enters Post Home Flipboard (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ Enters Post Home Flipboard Home (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ Enters Post Home Flipboard Home Recent Apps (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
User's Action Home Ingress Home G+ Enters Post Home Flipboard Home Recent Apps G+ (Foreground Task) (Backgorund Tasks)
Why Manipulate?
Why Manipulate default behavior? Multiple entry points to the app Launcher Notification Share Intent “Singleton” Activity Activity that wants to share data between instances. (example: browser)
Changing default behavior <activity> tag attributes in AndroidManifest.xml Launchmode TaskAffinity ... Adding flags to Intent used to launch the activity FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP FLAG_ACTIVITY_SINGLE_TOP Warning – only sounds easy.
Android:taskAffinity Used to determine the task that should hold the activity Task that has the same affinity value By Default: all activities share the same affinity (package name) Task's affinity is the affinity of the activity that created it (also called root activity)
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A's code: Intent I = new Intent (this,ActvitiyB.class) startActvitiy(i) Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A's code: Intent I = new Intent (this,ActvitiyB.class) startActvitiy(i) Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
What?
Why like this? Activity B added to the same task although it had different affinity In order to create a new task – you need to add FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK to the launching intent
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A's code: Intent I = new Intent (this,ActvitiyB.class) I.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK) startActvitiy(i) Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A's code: Intent I = new Intent (this,ActvitiyB.class) I.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK) startActvitiy(i) Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.something
Android:launchMode Specifies how the Activity should be launched Four different modes: Standard (default) Single Top Single Task Single Instance
Launch Mode: Standard New instance is created in the calling activity's task Activity can have multiple instances Instances can reside in different tasks One task can have multiple instances
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (with flag NEW_TASK) Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (with flag NEW_TASK) Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (with flag NEW_TASK) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (with flag NEW_TASK) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A Activity B Activity A Activity A Activity B Com.myApp Com.something
Launch Mode: Single Top If an instance of the activity is at the top of the stack – new activity will not be create, instead – onNewIntent() will be called. Activity can have multiple instances Instances can reside in different tasks One task can have multiple instances
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched User pulls the notification bar and clicks on notification that fires Activity intent to Activity A Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched User pulls the notification bar and clicks on notification that fires Activity intent to Activity A OnNewIntent(..) Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched User pulls the notification bar and clicks on notification that fires Activity intent to Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) OnNewIntent(..) Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched User pulls the notification bar and clicks on notification that fires Activity intent to Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched User pulls the notification bar and clicks on notification that fires Activity intent to Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched User pulls the notification bar and clicks on notification that fires Activity intent to Activity A Activity A launches Activity B (no flags) Activity B launches Activity A Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Launch Mode: Single Task New task is created for the Activity and the Activity is its root Activity If an instance of the Activity already exists – system will reroute the intent to onNewIntent() callback and won't create new instance. Activity can have only one instance Activity is always the root of the task
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Acitivity A launches Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Acitivity A launches Activity B Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Acitivity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Acitivity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Acitivity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity A Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Acitivity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity A OnNewIntent(..) Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Launch Mode: Single Instance Same as Single Task except that it is the only activity in its task New activities will be launched in different tasks. Activity can have only one instance Activity is always the root of the task Activity is the only member of its task
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C Activity C Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C Activity C launches Activity A Activity C Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C Activity C launches Activity A Activity C OnNewIntent(..) Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.myApp
FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK Start the activity in a new task. If a task is already running for the activity you are now starting, that task is brought to the foreground with its last state restored and the activity receives the new intent in onNewIntent().
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D User switches to com.myApp Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D onResume() User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Easy – but may be tricky
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D User switches to com.myApp Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity D with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity D with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity D Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity D with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity D Activity B Activity D Activity A Activity C Com.myApp Com.something
New instance of D created!
Why another Instance was created? A matching task is a task that has the same launching intent as the intent used to launch the activity. Although Activity D has the same affinity as the task that was created by Activity C, the launching intent is different. The result: instead of onResume() - > new Instance.
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D and calls finish() Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D and calls finish() Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C D Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D and calls finish() User switches to com.myApp Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C D Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D and calls finish() User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C D Com.something
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK Activity C launches Activity D and calls finish() User switches to com.myApp Activity B launches Activity C with FLAG_NEW_TASK onResume() Activity B Activity A Com.myApp Activity C D Com.something
Asked for Activity C - > Got activiy D.
It is not over yet...
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B with startActivityForResult() Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B with startActivityForResult() OnActivityResult(...) Activity A Com.myApp
Example Manifest: Activity A is launched Activity A launches Activity B with startActivityForResult() Activity A Com.myApp Activity B Com.myApp
StartActivityForResult If an activity calls startActivityForResult and new task is created – onActivityResult is called immediately. “its not bug – its a feature” approach.
Tips Abd shell dumpsys activity Don't wait for the end of the development to apply flags, affinities and launch modes. It is iterative on-going process.
Questions? ran@mobiliup.com +Ran Nachmany

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