Has there been any news on this error? I am having the same thing happen to
me and I have been unable to find out what could be causing it. Thank you.
On Friday, March 6, 2009 10:39:40 AM UTC-8, droozen wrote:
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> Provider class public. Check: public class SavingsDbAdapter extends
> ContentProvi
Provider class public. Check: public class SavingsDbAdapter extends
ContentProvider
:) And I implement all the methods for a ContentProvider that Eclipse
asked me to. I do have some static code that runs first, as the
NotesList example does at the bottom of the class. That code seems to
run fine
Did you forget to mark your provider class as public?
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 10:25 AM, droozen wrote:
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> Hence the InstantiationException. I get that. But WHY can't it be
> instantiated or, the real kicker, how can I get it to work? From what
> I can tell, and from what I keep reading in every
Hence the InstantiationException. I get that. But WHY can't it be
instantiated or, the real kicker, how can I get it to work? From what
I can tell, and from what I keep reading in everything I can find on
ContentProviders, everything looks fine with my setup. I don't even
know where to look to try
When a process is started, all content providers that run in it are
instantiated. Apparently your new content provider can't be instantiated.
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 5:51 AM, droozen wrote:
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> So, I was trying to create my own ContentProvider. I want a recurring
> notification (say, once a day)
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