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6 the executable image (such as the .exe on Windows) that an application lives in,
12 basic terminology that needs to be understood when implementing the
18 file that an application is distributed in and downloaded by the user when
19 installing that application on their device.</p></li>
22 an "application" that can be launched: usually a task has an icon in the
24 item that can be brought to the foreground in front of other
29 .apk is run in one, dedicated process for that .apk; however, the
31 can be used to modify where that code is run, either for
49 will also run as part of that task.</p>
53 has traversed through in that task and not yet closed, or an activity stack.
58 will run in the same task as the activity that is starting it (unless that
61 running for that Intent, the current task's activity stack will be brought
64 <p>FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK must only be used with care: using it says that,
77 task affinities, which provide a unique static name for the task that one or more
87 activity that is starting it.  However, if the NEW_TASK flag is being used,
89 the same affinity.  If so, that task will be brought to the front and the
90 new activity launched at the top of that task.</p>
94 or home screen shortcuts.  The result is that, when the user launches your
105 <li>If your .apk contains multiple top-level applications that the user can
107 of the activities that the users sees for your .apk.  A good convention for
113 activity of an application that can be launched from outside of it, you may
142 with activities that are front doors to the application (that is, which
146 should only be used in applications that are implemented entirely as one
158 other types of behavior that you can implement.</p>
166 Intent being started.  Note that the activity often also use the <code>singleTop</code>
167 or <code>singleTask</code> launch mode when using this approach, so that
168 the current instance is given the new intent instead of requiring that it
202 a separate process that can be killed independently of other parts of the
208 is used to control the process that particular application components run in.
209 Note that this attribute can not be used to violate security of the system: if
210 two .apks that are not sharing the same user ID try to run in the same process,
222 of this is that all calls to {@link android.app.Activity},
226 <p>Note that a new thread is <strong>not</strong> created for each
229 same process unless otherwise specified), in the main thread of that process.
230 This means that none of these components (including services) should perform
246 This means that <em>implementations of IBinder interfaces must always be
253 This means that <em>implementations of these methods must always be
258 thread that the view's window is running in.  Normally this will be the main
260 there then the window's view hierarchy will be called from that thread.</p></li>