I have an Android app with a ListView, and each row in the list has a TextView and a Button. What I want to do is add an OnClickListener to each Button in the ListView, but
Regarding Cristian's answer, one thing I discovered is that getView is called many times, not just when the view is created. So, you will be executing your getView code more frequently than you might think.
If the attributes (e.g. the OnClick listener) you are adding are invariant across all elements in the list, you can override newView instead. It will be called exactly once for each displayed row in the ListView. However, be warned that ListView recycles views, so as you scroll, the ones that drop off one end of the view are reused on the other, but with new data from the cursor. Again, as long as your attributes are invariant, this will work great.