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There are several steps you can take to prevent your Java app from stopping in Android Studio:

1. Update your Android Studio: Make sure that you have the latest version of Android Studio installed on your computer.

2. Check for compatibility issues: Ensure that the Java library and Android SDK versions you are using are compatible and meet the minimum requirements.

3. Use the correct code structure: Follow the recommended coding structure for Android development, such as using asynchronous programming and handling UI events on the main thread.

4. Optimize your code: Avoid using heavy methods that may consume more resources and lead to crashes or freezes. Optimize your code by removing unused variables and methods, and avoiding infinite loops.

5. Test your app: Use Android Studio's built-in debugging tools to identify issues and test your app on different devices and platforms.

6. Handle exceptions gracefully: Use try-catch blocks to handle exceptions gracefully and prevent the app from crashing.

7. Monitor performance: Use Android Studio's profiling tools to monitor the app's performance and identify potential bottlenecks or memory leaks that may cause the app to stop.