[android-developers] Re: is not onActivityResult called when the process is killed?

> If your app is "kill", where you process is completely brought down, you
> will not go back to B, you will start back at A, from scratch.

The log in this case is below:

D/A(15466): -- onPause --
D/A(15466): -- onStop --
...
D/B(15466): -- onPause --
D/B(15466): -- onStop --
...
I/ActivityManager(364): Process xxx (pid 15466) has died.
I/WindowManager(364): WIN DEATH: Window{408bdf68 A paused=false}
I/WindowManager(364): WIN DEATH: Window{40988990 B paused=false}
...
I/ActivityManager(364): Start proc xxx for activity B pid=15580
uid=10144 gids={1015, 3003, 3002, 3001, 1006}
...
D/B(15580): -- onCreate --
...
D/A(15580): -- onCreate --

It looks like I came back to B.
Am I wrong?

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