android-cursorloader

I'm writing an app that allows people to set alarms for various tasks that they need to do. My current plan is to store all the relevant data into an SQLite database. To that end, I have created a class that extends SQLiteOpenHelper and filled it with methods to handle all the CRUD that I'd expect to have to take in. Knowing that it's generally a bad idea to do all the processing on one thread, I looked up ways to separate the work between threads and found CursorLoader and LoaderManager, which seemed ideal as they were available in the Android Compatibility Library. However, LoaderManager

In my activity I have 2 CursorLoader and 2 TextView with a OnClickListener that calls the setScreen() method. Clicking the Textviews sometimes I have the error 11-29 15:27:26.045: INFO/dalvikvm(1223): Ljava/lang/IllegalStateException;: Finalizing cursor android.database.sqlite.SQLiteCursor@43c02e18 on MAIN_TABLE that has not been deactivated or closed 11-29 15:27:26.045: INFO/dalvikvm(1223): at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteCursor.finalize(SQLiteCursor.java:596) 11-29 15:27:26.045: INFO/dalvikvm(1223): at dalvik.system.NativeStart.run(Native Method) 11-29 15:27:26.065: INFO/dalvikvm(1223):

I am trying to implement a CursorLoader and LoaderManager on a min API of 10. However, I keep getting an IllegalArgument Exception on Line 63 of AsyncTaskLoader.class (The source Code of the AsyncTaskLoader.class where the exception is happening is Below and at this link . /* Runs on the UI thread */ @Override protected void onPostExecute(D data) { if (DEBUG) Log.v(TAG, this + " onPostExecute"); try { AsyncTaskLoader.this.dispatchOnLoadComplete(this, data); } finally { done.countDown(); } } Below is the stack upon the error: AsyncTaskLoader$LoadTask.onPostExecute(Object) line: 63

Anyone knows how to use cursorLoader with DBFlow ? I seen this issue but this is not added to DBFlow. Thanks. You can find official docs here or you can implement it the way i have DBFlow ver used 3 //I have edited my answer & provided easier way for content provider part below add this to manifest inside application <provider android:authorities="com.hashx19.pristinekashmir.mycontentprovider" android:exported="false" android:name=".MyContentProvider"/> Create java file named MyContentProvider & copy below code in it & replace AUTHORITY ,ENDPOINT, AppDatabase(Your database name)

As the title says, when trying to paginate a ListView backed by a SimpleCursorAdapter and a CursorLoader , old cursors are getting closed, thus the below exception is being thrown. The first 2 pages load just fine (the first isn't using the MergeCursor and the second page is the first one to use the MergeCursor ). I don't call any close() on any cursor whatsoever. What is interesting is that while debugging, I cannot see the closed flags on any cursor being set as true, for what it's worth. Might be an issue with the MergeCursor then. Let me know if you guys have any solutions, I'm out of

So this has been keeping me busy all day. I am customizing a gallery in which the user can select one or multiple images, for which I am using an existing project which makes use of a CursorLoader . Almost every project uses the media gallery URI to query all images on the memory. However, I only want a specific directory to be scanned and the images within displayed. Few lines of code which do partly what I want: final String imagesDirectory = "/storage/sdcard0/DCIM/" String selection = MediaStore.Images.Media.DATA + " LIKE '" + imagesDirectory + "%'"; cl = new CursorLoader

One of the benefits I thought of using CursorLoaders and Loadermanagers was that you didn't need to manually manage the lifecycle of the cursor. So I used a loadermanager to bind an adapter to an AutoCompleteTextView using the support package. It works quite well except that it randomly throws an error saying "IllegalStateException - attempt to re-open an already closed object". Surely that's not supposed to happen if we're using the loader manager? Here's the code: package com.bhagwad.tennis; import android.appwidget.AppWidgetManager; import android.content.Intent; import android.database

I have a Fragment implementing LoaderManager and using CursorLoader (nothing fancy). I want to catch exceptions thrown during the query but I don't see how!!! Any help? Thx. jsmith You would need to derive from CursorLoader to do it. Something like this: class MyCursorLoader extends CursorLoader { public MyCursorLoader(Context context) { super(context) } public CursorLoader(Context context, Uri uri, String[] projection, String selection, String[] selectionArgs, String sortOrder) { super(context, uri, projection, selection, selectionArgs, sortOrder); } @Override public Cursor loadInBackground()

Are there any advantages of Loaders over Async task? Also, how to make loaders compatible for phones with Android froyo. Edit: The primary problem here is that I'm not using the native DB(SqlLite). Using the DB on development server. Obviously, I can't use CursorLoader any more. AsyncTaskLoader has no examples at all. If any, please do link. Is it a better idea to load the data required onto the local DB and then query it using CursorLoader ? Yes, Loaders are more advantageous than AsyncTask as they take care of a lot of things that AsyncTask falls short of, miserably. Screen Orientation