android media player.release,android的mediaplayer在release后一定需要=null

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Apparently the documentation for the Android MediaPlayer is not right about no invalid state for reset(). Below's what happen when I experienced it: In my PlayerActivity.java code, I set my MediaPlayer as static so that I can use it in my home activity: public class PlayerActivity extends Activity { .... public static MediaPlayer mp; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {     super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);     // Mediaplayer     if(mp == null) {         mp = new MediaPlayer();     }     .... } /**  * Function to play a song  * @param songIndex - index of song  * */ public void  playSong(int songIndex){     // Play song     try {         if(mUpdateTimeTask != null)             mHandler.removeCallbacks(mUpdateTimeTask);         mp.reset();             // the song path is get from internet     mp.setDataSource(songsList.get(songIndex).get("songPath"));     mp.prepareAsync();     } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {         e.printStackTrace();     } catch (IllegalStateException e) {         e.printStackTrace();     } catch (IOException e) {         e.printStackTrace();     } } ... } In my home activity, I release the player before closing the app: public class TuoiTreAppActivity extends TabActivity {     ...     @Override     public void onDestroy(){         if(PlayerActivity.mp != null) {         PlayerActivity.mp.release();         }            super.onDestroy();     }     ... } So, when I launch the app for the first time and start playing a song. The reset() function runs well without error. But when I hit the back button to close the app and launch it for the second time, the IllegalStateException occurs when passing the reset() function. I also discovered the cause when debugging. As the first time running the app, the player is null so it is initialized in the onCreate() function of PlayerActivity.java. But the player is not release itself to null after the app was closed. So it is not initialized again when re-opening for the second time. That's the reason why IllegalStateException occurs when passing reset() function. So, to solve this problem, I have to set the player to null before closing the app: @Override public void onDestroy(){     if(PlayerActivity.mp != null) {         PlayerActivity.mp.release();         // Set the MediaPlayer to null to avoid IlLegalStateException              // when call mp.reset() after launching the app again         PlayerActivity.mp = null;     }     super.onDestroy(); }