[android-developers] Re: What could cause a managed cursor not to update?

Could the activity idling cause this? Dalvik Debug gives me an idle timeout warning. On May 9, 3:04 pm, Flik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have an application that when started if you have none it shows a > special message. When you add an item the first one is correctly > shown, but after that

[android-developers] Re: What could cause a managed cursor not to update?

> I have an application that when started if you have none it shows a > special message. When you add an item the first one is correctly > shown, but after that it seems that the managed cursor has been lost. Could you give us a stack trace and the code around where the cursor is created and fail

[android-developers] Re: What could cause a managed cursor not to update?

Here is a link where I posted this issue awile back, and got no reply. I posted some snippets. Please let me know if there is anything else Log INFO/Activi

[android-developers] Re: What could cause a managed cursor not to update?

> Here is a link where I posted this issue awile back, and got no reply. > I posted some snippets. Please let me know if there is anything else > thread/b37e6a20024f0ab6/93c38c5705f337d2? > lnk=gst&q=flik#93c38c5705f337d2> In you

[android-developers] Re: What could cause a managed cursor not to update?

Lost as in no longer being managed by the activity. The activity no longer managed the cursor via activity states. On May 9, 3:51 pm, "Mark Murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Here is a link where I posted this issue awile back, and got no reply. > > I posted some snippets. Please let me know

[android-developers] Re: What could cause a managed cursor not to update?

> Lost as in no longer being managed by the activity. The activity no > longer managed the cursor via activity states. If you could be more specific about what symptoms you are experiencing under what conditions, that would make it easier to help you. Without a stack trace, and without any specif