Faber Fedor wrote:
I'm trying to build my first ContentProvider using the example in Mark's
book A Busy Coder's Guide To Android Development (which I suggest
other n00bs like me should read :-).
Many thanks!
My database is created; I can go in via the command line/SQLite
interface and play
On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 8:43 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Faber Fedor wrote:
locationsCursor is alway null, nothing is displayed, and logcat
complains E/ActivityThread( 387): Failed to find provider info for
com.appspot.lbtdl
That suggests either your provider is not
Faber Fedor wrote:
So the class name goes into the manifest. what is my CONTENT_URI then?
I'm assuming it's content://com.appspot.lbtdl. Since I have a table
called locations, I'll access all of the locations with
content://com.appspot.lbtdl/locations, right?
You can. There's nothing
Faber Fedor wrote:
What *is* magic is that there is a public static final Uri named
CONTENT_URI, and that this Uri is the base Uri for your provider, and
that it begins with content://.
I must be missing something since that doesn't seem magical to me.
Sorry. By magic I mean it
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