CursorAdapter can't be instantiated?

Hmm.... let's see: First we open reference page for CursorAdapter Then we look at header, and we can read: public abstract class CursorAdapter Abstract classes can't be instantiated in Java (and in any other language implementing that concept) it's feature not a bug. Few lines more we can find link to SimpleCursorAdapter which is not abstract. So simple solution is "just use SimpleCustomAdapter instead of abstract CursorAdapter SimpleCursorAdapter exists in Android API since Android 1.0 (API lvl1).

Hmm.... let's see: First we open reference page for CursorAdapter. Then we look at header, and we can read: public abstract class CursorAdapter Abstract classes can't be instantiated in Java (and in any other language implementing that concept) it's feature not a bug. Few lines more we can find link to SimpleCursorAdapter which is not abstract.So simple solution is "just use SimpleCustomAdapter instead of abstract CursorAdapter.

SimpleCursorAdapter exists in Android API since Android 1.0 (API lvl1).

1 SimpleCursorAdapter's constructor is API level 11. My project's build target is 1.6 . Thanks – iturki Jul 6 at 9:59 Is it possible to use it?

– iturki Jul 6 at 10:08 In my documentation, SimpleCursorAdapter is marked as "Since: API Level 1" - so, yes - you can use it. – piotrpo Jul 6 at 10:39 The only constructor in the class is API level 11. Does this change anything?

– iturki Jul 6 at 11:02 No it doesn't you as mentioned above SCA is present from Android's beginning – piotrpo Jul 6 at 16:15.

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