I tried passing the resource ID to the AsyncTask, rather than using R.id.chooseTableRowTextView from within the async thread and that did not solve the problem. So it appears that the real issue is finding the right context for ArrayAdapter's constructor. Perhaps the only way to make this work is to construct the ArrayAdapter in the main thread and then add the items one at a time with ArrayAdapter.add() in the AsyncTask thread. Not as efficient as passing the array of items in the constructor, but it's worth a try...
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