In Android App I Have 50 Activities And One Application Context..Now I Need To Catch The Force Close And Display That Exception In File.How To Handle It?

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In Android App i have 50 activities and one Application context..Now i need to catch the Force closes and display that exception information in Separate File.How to handle it?

Posted 13-Mar-14 1:20am

Nagesh Reddy

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Xiao Ling 14-Mar-14 6:01am

I don't get it. why do you need so many activities in one application? It's a bad design. usually force closes are caused by NullPointerException. why don't you check whether reference is null?

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