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Before we start creating our content provider, its time to go back to our weather contract. Were going to use the weather contract, for both database definitions and content provider definitions. These are the URIs that our contract will expose for a data and view. Some of them return a list or directory of items. And some of them return as single item. The first part of the URI is the content authority which is how the system disambiguate URIs from different application, similar to the relationship between a domain name and its website. A convenient string to use for the content authority is the package name of the app. Lets return to our weather contract. Well add the CONTENTAUTHORITY and the BASECONTENTURI for our content provider to the beginning of our weather contract. Next, well add strings to the base path of our URIs. Each URI essentially points to a different table. For each of our tables, location entry, and weather entry, we create a content URI that represents the
