How to show data from SQLite with CRUD in Android Studio?











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Hi I'm doing an app and I made the database but I don't know how to read it to show in a listview for example I have a table CategoriaEntradas and I need to show all the data in a listview but I don't understand very well how it works all the classes



This is my Dao class



@Dao
public interface CategoriaEntradasDao {

@Insert
void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

@Update
void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

@Delete
void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

@Query("DELETE FROM CategoriaEntradas")
void deleteAll();

@Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas")
LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll();

@Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas WHERE IdCategoria =:Id")
LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id);
}


This is my Entity class



@Entity(tableName = "CategoriaEntradas")
public class CategoriaEntradas {

@PrimaryKey(autoGenerate = true)
@NonNull
@ColumnInfo(name = "IdCategoria")
private Integer _idCategoria;

@NonNull
@ColumnInfo(name = "Name")
private String _name;

@NonNull
@ColumnInfo(name = "Image")
private String _image;

public CategoriaEntradas(@NonNull String name, @NonNull String image) { _name = name; _image = image;}

public void set_idCategoria(Integer _idCategoria){
this._idCategoria = _idCategoria;
}

@NonNull
public Integer getIdCategoria() {
return _idCategoria;
}

@NonNull
public String getName() {
return _name;
}

@NonNull
public String getImage() {
return _image;
}
}


My Repository class



public class CategoriaEntradasRepository {

private CategoriaEntradasDao categoriaEntradasDao;
private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

public CategoriaEntradasRepository(Application application) {
Database db = Database.getDatabase(application);
categoriaEntradasDao = db.categoriaEntradasDao();
listLiveData = categoriaEntradasDao.getAll();
}

public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() {
return listLiveData;
}

public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) {
return categoriaEntradasDao.getOne(Id);
}

public void insert (CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {
new CategoriaEntradasRepository.insertAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
}


private static class insertAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void> {

private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

insertAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
entradasDao = dao;
}

@Override
protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params) {
entradasDao.insert(params[0]);
return null;
}
}

public void update(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){
new CategoriaEntradasRepository.updateAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);

}

private static class updateAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

updateAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
entradasDao = dao;
}

@Override
protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
entradasDao.update(params[0]);
return null;
}
}

public void delete(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {

new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
}

public void delete(final int Id) {

final LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas = getOne(Id);
if (categoriaEntradas != null) {
new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas.getValue());
}
}

private static class deleteAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

deleteAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
entradasDao = dao;
}

@Override
protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
entradasDao.delete(params[0]);
return null;
}
}
}


And my ViewModel class



public class CategoriaEntradasViewModel  extends AndroidViewModel {

private CategoriaEntradasRepository repository;

private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

public CategoriaEntradasViewModel (Application application) {
super(application);
repository = new CategoriaEntradasRepository(application);
listLiveData = repository.getAll();
}

public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() { return listLiveData; }

public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) { return repository.getOne(Id); }

public void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) { repository.insert(categoriaEntradas); }

public void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){ repository.update(categoriaEntradas);}

public void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {repository.delete(categoriaEntradas);}

public void delete(int Id) {repository.delete(Id);}
}









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    Hi I'm doing an app and I made the database but I don't know how to read it to show in a listview for example I have a table CategoriaEntradas and I need to show all the data in a listview but I don't understand very well how it works all the classes



    This is my Dao class



    @Dao
    public interface CategoriaEntradasDao {

    @Insert
    void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

    @Update
    void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

    @Delete
    void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

    @Query("DELETE FROM CategoriaEntradas")
    void deleteAll();

    @Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas")
    LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll();

    @Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas WHERE IdCategoria =:Id")
    LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id);
    }


    This is my Entity class



    @Entity(tableName = "CategoriaEntradas")
    public class CategoriaEntradas {

    @PrimaryKey(autoGenerate = true)
    @NonNull
    @ColumnInfo(name = "IdCategoria")
    private Integer _idCategoria;

    @NonNull
    @ColumnInfo(name = "Name")
    private String _name;

    @NonNull
    @ColumnInfo(name = "Image")
    private String _image;

    public CategoriaEntradas(@NonNull String name, @NonNull String image) { _name = name; _image = image;}

    public void set_idCategoria(Integer _idCategoria){
    this._idCategoria = _idCategoria;
    }

    @NonNull
    public Integer getIdCategoria() {
    return _idCategoria;
    }

    @NonNull
    public String getName() {
    return _name;
    }

    @NonNull
    public String getImage() {
    return _image;
    }
    }


    My Repository class



    public class CategoriaEntradasRepository {

    private CategoriaEntradasDao categoriaEntradasDao;
    private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

    public CategoriaEntradasRepository(Application application) {
    Database db = Database.getDatabase(application);
    categoriaEntradasDao = db.categoriaEntradasDao();
    listLiveData = categoriaEntradasDao.getAll();
    }

    public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() {
    return listLiveData;
    }

    public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) {
    return categoriaEntradasDao.getOne(Id);
    }

    public void insert (CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {
    new CategoriaEntradasRepository.insertAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
    }


    private static class insertAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void> {

    private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

    insertAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
    entradasDao = dao;
    }

    @Override
    protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params) {
    entradasDao.insert(params[0]);
    return null;
    }
    }

    public void update(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){
    new CategoriaEntradasRepository.updateAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);

    }

    private static class updateAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

    private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

    updateAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
    entradasDao = dao;
    }

    @Override
    protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
    entradasDao.update(params[0]);
    return null;
    }
    }

    public void delete(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {

    new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
    }

    public void delete(final int Id) {

    final LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas = getOne(Id);
    if (categoriaEntradas != null) {
    new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas.getValue());
    }
    }

    private static class deleteAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

    private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

    deleteAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
    entradasDao = dao;
    }

    @Override
    protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
    entradasDao.delete(params[0]);
    return null;
    }
    }
    }


    And my ViewModel class



    public class CategoriaEntradasViewModel  extends AndroidViewModel {

    private CategoriaEntradasRepository repository;

    private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

    public CategoriaEntradasViewModel (Application application) {
    super(application);
    repository = new CategoriaEntradasRepository(application);
    listLiveData = repository.getAll();
    }

    public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() { return listLiveData; }

    public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) { return repository.getOne(Id); }

    public void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) { repository.insert(categoriaEntradas); }

    public void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){ repository.update(categoriaEntradas);}

    public void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {repository.delete(categoriaEntradas);}

    public void delete(int Id) {repository.delete(Id);}
    }









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      Hi I'm doing an app and I made the database but I don't know how to read it to show in a listview for example I have a table CategoriaEntradas and I need to show all the data in a listview but I don't understand very well how it works all the classes



      This is my Dao class



      @Dao
      public interface CategoriaEntradasDao {

      @Insert
      void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

      @Update
      void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

      @Delete
      void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

      @Query("DELETE FROM CategoriaEntradas")
      void deleteAll();

      @Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas")
      LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll();

      @Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas WHERE IdCategoria =:Id")
      LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id);
      }


      This is my Entity class



      @Entity(tableName = "CategoriaEntradas")
      public class CategoriaEntradas {

      @PrimaryKey(autoGenerate = true)
      @NonNull
      @ColumnInfo(name = "IdCategoria")
      private Integer _idCategoria;

      @NonNull
      @ColumnInfo(name = "Name")
      private String _name;

      @NonNull
      @ColumnInfo(name = "Image")
      private String _image;

      public CategoriaEntradas(@NonNull String name, @NonNull String image) { _name = name; _image = image;}

      public void set_idCategoria(Integer _idCategoria){
      this._idCategoria = _idCategoria;
      }

      @NonNull
      public Integer getIdCategoria() {
      return _idCategoria;
      }

      @NonNull
      public String getName() {
      return _name;
      }

      @NonNull
      public String getImage() {
      return _image;
      }
      }


      My Repository class



      public class CategoriaEntradasRepository {

      private CategoriaEntradasDao categoriaEntradasDao;
      private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

      public CategoriaEntradasRepository(Application application) {
      Database db = Database.getDatabase(application);
      categoriaEntradasDao = db.categoriaEntradasDao();
      listLiveData = categoriaEntradasDao.getAll();
      }

      public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() {
      return listLiveData;
      }

      public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) {
      return categoriaEntradasDao.getOne(Id);
      }

      public void insert (CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {
      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.insertAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
      }


      private static class insertAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void> {

      private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

      insertAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
      entradasDao = dao;
      }

      @Override
      protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params) {
      entradasDao.insert(params[0]);
      return null;
      }
      }

      public void update(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){
      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.updateAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);

      }

      private static class updateAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

      private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

      updateAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
      entradasDao = dao;
      }

      @Override
      protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
      entradasDao.update(params[0]);
      return null;
      }
      }

      public void delete(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {

      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
      }

      public void delete(final int Id) {

      final LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas = getOne(Id);
      if (categoriaEntradas != null) {
      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas.getValue());
      }
      }

      private static class deleteAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

      private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

      deleteAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
      entradasDao = dao;
      }

      @Override
      protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
      entradasDao.delete(params[0]);
      return null;
      }
      }
      }


      And my ViewModel class



      public class CategoriaEntradasViewModel  extends AndroidViewModel {

      private CategoriaEntradasRepository repository;

      private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

      public CategoriaEntradasViewModel (Application application) {
      super(application);
      repository = new CategoriaEntradasRepository(application);
      listLiveData = repository.getAll();
      }

      public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() { return listLiveData; }

      public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) { return repository.getOne(Id); }

      public void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) { repository.insert(categoriaEntradas); }

      public void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){ repository.update(categoriaEntradas);}

      public void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {repository.delete(categoriaEntradas);}

      public void delete(int Id) {repository.delete(Id);}
      }









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      Hi I'm doing an app and I made the database but I don't know how to read it to show in a listview for example I have a table CategoriaEntradas and I need to show all the data in a listview but I don't understand very well how it works all the classes



      This is my Dao class



      @Dao
      public interface CategoriaEntradasDao {

      @Insert
      void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

      @Update
      void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

      @Delete
      void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas);

      @Query("DELETE FROM CategoriaEntradas")
      void deleteAll();

      @Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas")
      LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll();

      @Query("SELECT * FROM CategoriaEntradas WHERE IdCategoria =:Id")
      LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id);
      }


      This is my Entity class



      @Entity(tableName = "CategoriaEntradas")
      public class CategoriaEntradas {

      @PrimaryKey(autoGenerate = true)
      @NonNull
      @ColumnInfo(name = "IdCategoria")
      private Integer _idCategoria;

      @NonNull
      @ColumnInfo(name = "Name")
      private String _name;

      @NonNull
      @ColumnInfo(name = "Image")
      private String _image;

      public CategoriaEntradas(@NonNull String name, @NonNull String image) { _name = name; _image = image;}

      public void set_idCategoria(Integer _idCategoria){
      this._idCategoria = _idCategoria;
      }

      @NonNull
      public Integer getIdCategoria() {
      return _idCategoria;
      }

      @NonNull
      public String getName() {
      return _name;
      }

      @NonNull
      public String getImage() {
      return _image;
      }
      }


      My Repository class



      public class CategoriaEntradasRepository {

      private CategoriaEntradasDao categoriaEntradasDao;
      private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

      public CategoriaEntradasRepository(Application application) {
      Database db = Database.getDatabase(application);
      categoriaEntradasDao = db.categoriaEntradasDao();
      listLiveData = categoriaEntradasDao.getAll();
      }

      public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() {
      return listLiveData;
      }

      public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) {
      return categoriaEntradasDao.getOne(Id);
      }

      public void insert (CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {
      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.insertAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
      }


      private static class insertAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void> {

      private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

      insertAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
      entradasDao = dao;
      }

      @Override
      protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params) {
      entradasDao.insert(params[0]);
      return null;
      }
      }

      public void update(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){
      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.updateAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);

      }

      private static class updateAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

      private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

      updateAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
      entradasDao = dao;
      }

      @Override
      protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
      entradasDao.update(params[0]);
      return null;
      }
      }

      public void delete(final CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {

      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas);
      }

      public void delete(final int Id) {

      final LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas = getOne(Id);
      if (categoriaEntradas != null) {
      new CategoriaEntradasRepository.deleteAsyncTask(categoriaEntradasDao).execute(categoriaEntradas.getValue());
      }
      }

      private static class deleteAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<CategoriaEntradas, Void, Void>{

      private CategoriaEntradasDao entradasDao;

      deleteAsyncTask(CategoriaEntradasDao dao) {
      entradasDao = dao;
      }

      @Override
      protected Void doInBackground(final CategoriaEntradas... params){
      entradasDao.delete(params[0]);
      return null;
      }
      }
      }


      And my ViewModel class



      public class CategoriaEntradasViewModel  extends AndroidViewModel {

      private CategoriaEntradasRepository repository;

      private LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> listLiveData;

      public CategoriaEntradasViewModel (Application application) {
      super(application);
      repository = new CategoriaEntradasRepository(application);
      listLiveData = repository.getAll();
      }

      public LiveData<List<CategoriaEntradas>> getAll() { return listLiveData; }

      public LiveData<CategoriaEntradas> getOne(int Id) { return repository.getOne(Id); }

      public void insert(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) { repository.insert(categoriaEntradas); }

      public void update(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas){ repository.update(categoriaEntradas);}

      public void delete(CategoriaEntradas categoriaEntradas) {repository.delete(categoriaEntradas);}

      public void delete(int Id) {repository.delete(Id);}
      }






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          Try this at your Activity or fragment that have your listview.



          CategoriaEntradasViewModel mViewModel = ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(CategoriaEntradasViewModel.class);

          mViewModel.getAll().observe(this, new Observer<List<CategoriaEntradas>>() {

          @Override
          public void onChanged(List<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas) {

          adapter = new YourListViewAdapter(this, categoriaEntradas);
          listview.setAdapter(adapter);

          }
          }





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          • What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
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          • You have to put your custom adapter there.
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          • So I have to creat a new one?
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          • Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
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          Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.






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            Try this at your Activity or fragment that have your listview.



            CategoriaEntradasViewModel mViewModel = ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(CategoriaEntradasViewModel.class);

            mViewModel.getAll().observe(this, new Observer<List<CategoriaEntradas>>() {

            @Override
            public void onChanged(List<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas) {

            adapter = new YourListViewAdapter(this, categoriaEntradas);
            listview.setAdapter(adapter);

            }
            }





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            • What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
              – Eduardo Noyola
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            • You have to put your custom adapter there.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 3:45










            • So I have to creat a new one?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:58










            • Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 5:23















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            Try this at your Activity or fragment that have your listview.



            CategoriaEntradasViewModel mViewModel = ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(CategoriaEntradasViewModel.class);

            mViewModel.getAll().observe(this, new Observer<List<CategoriaEntradas>>() {

            @Override
            public void onChanged(List<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas) {

            adapter = new YourListViewAdapter(this, categoriaEntradas);
            listview.setAdapter(adapter);

            }
            }





            share|improve this answer





















            • What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:13










            • You have to put your custom adapter there.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 3:45










            • So I have to creat a new one?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:58










            • Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 5:23













            up vote
            0
            down vote










            up vote
            0
            down vote









            Try this at your Activity or fragment that have your listview.



            CategoriaEntradasViewModel mViewModel = ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(CategoriaEntradasViewModel.class);

            mViewModel.getAll().observe(this, new Observer<List<CategoriaEntradas>>() {

            @Override
            public void onChanged(List<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas) {

            adapter = new YourListViewAdapter(this, categoriaEntradas);
            listview.setAdapter(adapter);

            }
            }





            share|improve this answer












            Try this at your Activity or fragment that have your listview.



            CategoriaEntradasViewModel mViewModel = ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(CategoriaEntradasViewModel.class);

            mViewModel.getAll().observe(this, new Observer<List<CategoriaEntradas>>() {

            @Override
            public void onChanged(List<CategoriaEntradas> categoriaEntradas) {

            adapter = new YourListViewAdapter(this, categoriaEntradas);
            listview.setAdapter(adapter);

            }
            }






            share|improve this answer












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            Rence Rei

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            • What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:13










            • You have to put your custom adapter there.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 3:45










            • So I have to creat a new one?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:58










            • Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 5:23


















            • What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:13










            • You have to put your custom adapter there.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 3:45










            • So I have to creat a new one?
              – Eduardo Noyola
              Nov 14 at 3:58










            • Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
              – Rence Rei
              Nov 14 at 5:23
















            What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
            – Eduardo Noyola
            Nov 14 at 3:13




            What I have to put in YourListViewAdapter?
            – Eduardo Noyola
            Nov 14 at 3:13












            You have to put your custom adapter there.
            – Rence Rei
            Nov 14 at 3:45




            You have to put your custom adapter there.
            – Rence Rei
            Nov 14 at 3:45












            So I have to creat a new one?
            – Eduardo Noyola
            Nov 14 at 3:58




            So I have to creat a new one?
            – Eduardo Noyola
            Nov 14 at 3:58












            Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
            – Rence Rei
            Nov 14 at 5:23




            Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.
            – Rence Rei
            Nov 14 at 5:23












            up vote
            0
            down vote













            Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.






            share|improve this answer

























              up vote
              0
              down vote













              Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.






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                up vote
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                Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.






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                Yes, if you have custom list item view. Its similar to array adapter.







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