Android startmanagingcursor from ArrayAdapter Class?

It seems SimpleCursorAdapter is more appropriate here.

The arrayadapter is populating a view used in a custom ListView. The data comes in from a webservice as JSON, I parse the data into an object. This arrayadapter class takes the object and populates the view.

The reason for the DB look up is to do a look up on value of one of the object properties. For example, the webservice returns a code value in the JSON of 'abc' this value ends up in the object class. When I populate the view, I need to use the DB to find a more user-friendly name for the code.

Does that make sense? – Bryan Kemp May 25 at 7:13.

I am not supporting 3.0 devices at this point. My minimum sdk is 1.6. Don't ask me, its what the customer wants. – Bryan Kemp May 25 at 7:16 Then, you shouldn't use the startManagingCursor-method and close it yourself (if you need to).

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