You have to take a totally different approach. It doesn't matter if you start your Activity with startActivity()
or startActivityForResult()
because onCreate()
, onStart()
and onResume()
will be called when you start an Activity.
Now if you have a method in your Activity class that starts another thread to do some work then you have to work with flags. If your Activity requires to automatically start the thread on first execution then you have to wrap it around an if clause to check for a flag you set when it is first run.
The idea is to have your Activity set a boolean to true in either your Application
instance or SharedPreferences
when the thread is first executed. When you come back to that Activity and don't want that thread to be run automatically due to onCreate()
being called then you have to wrap your calling code around some if clause like in the example below.
Here is an example.
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle bundle) {
super.onCreate(bundle);
// Other stuff
if (!YourApplicationInstance.wasCalled) {
// Run your thread or do something else you want to do only once.
// Set the wasCalled flag to true to not run this code again
// if onCreate() is called a second time.
YourApplicationInstance.wasCalled = true;
}
}
You'll have to read Using Application context everywhere? to understand how to implement my pseudo class YourApplicationInstance
.
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