android - Static ViewHolder and getting context when using with RecyclerView -

i'm trying use recycler view , handle on click event. i've read various methods of handling onclick event on recycler view item :

1. define click listener inside view holder class itself.
2. define click listener in oncreateviewholder().
3. define interface , go there (seems work).

so first question option better? i'm using first method , if defining click listener in view holder class way go, how use context adapter view holder class static.

basically, want have static view holder , on click event, open new activity need context.

update : adding adapter , viewholder code.

public class myadapter extends recyclerview.adapter<myadapter.viewholder> {  private context mcontext; private list<job> jobs;  public myadapter(context context, list<job> jobs) {     mcontext = context;     this.jobs = jobs; }  @override public myadapter.viewholder oncreateviewholder(viewgroup viewgroup, int i) {     view itemlayoutview = layoutinflater.from(viewgroup.getcontext())             .inflate(r.layout.list_item, viewgroup, false);      itemlayoutview.setonclicklistener(new view.onclicklistener() {         @override         public void onclick(view v) {             intent intent = new intent(mcontext, myactivity.class);             mcontext.startactivity(intent);         }     });      return new viewholder(itemlayoutview); }  @override public void onbindviewholder(workexperienceadapter.viewholder viewholder, int i) {         //bindviewholder code     } }  @override public int getitemcount() {     return jobs.size(); }  public static class viewholder extends recyclerview.viewholder {      @injectview(r.id.current)     textview mcurrent;      public viewholder(view itemview) {         super(itemview);         butterknife.inject(this, itemview);     } } 

}

in view holder constructor object of view class. can use object context like:

class holder extends recyclerview.viewholder {      public holder(view itemview) {     super(itemview);     context context = itemview.getcontext();    }  }