Why doesn't ListView use deferred binding for its Appearance

[billsalvucci]

public ListView(ListStore<M> store, ValueProvider<? super M, N> valueProvider) {
    this(store, valueProvider, new ListViewDefaultAppearance<M>());
  }

Shouldn't this be:
this(store, valueProvider, GWT.<ListViewAppearance> create(ListViewAppearance.class));


How can I use my own implementation of ListViewAppearance from my theme?

[Colin Alworth]

This was a mistake that was fixed before the 3.0.3 release. As a workaround, you may call the appearance constructor to specify your default appearance:

  public ListView(final ListStore<M> store, ValueProvider<? super M, N> valueProvider, ListViewAppearance<M> appearance) {

Another workaround could be to subclass ListView and call that same constructor, this time invoking GWT.create to use the rebind rules that are present.