[android-developers] Re: Cursor management issue with Honeycomb

2011-03-18 Thread Billy Bob Bain
Calling stopManagingCursor() also solved this issue for me. In my onResume(), I was rebuilding the cursor since it was likely data had been added. Needed to add a call to stopManagingCursor() on the current instance before creating the new one. Seems like I should have been doing this all along.

[android-developers] Re: Cursor management issue with Honeycomb

2011-03-01 Thread Billy Bob Bain
@andfan22 - I am seeing the same thing. I've been able to get past it, but only by comment out all code using FilterQueryProvider. I've tried all I can think of to manage the lifecycle, but can't get it right. Are you using FilterQueryProvider? I see that they are mapping the 2.x calls into 3.0