Simple question: In Eclipse "New Android project" command always tries to uses last available sdk. Is it always a good idea?
UPDATE:
I try to explain. Now in Eclipse, "New project" produces a manifest with:
<uses-sdk
android:minSdkVersion="8"
android:targetSdkVersion="17" />
So, target to the last Android (Jelly Bean, 4.2.x) but it can run also on Froyo (2.2). It's ok for me.
I am using pitch-shifter SDK for Android from Little Endian.
http://www.littleendian.com/release/LE_SpectrumWorxPitchShifterSDK_2.1.0...
I am trying to run the Eclipse example from \sample folder, but I get error.
I had to reinstall my computer. Now, when I'm launching my app from Eclipse on the virtual device, it works fine.
I have my android project A which was build in old adt version.
Today I update my adt to newer version, the project always crashes for "ClassNotFoundError...",
The project has no "Android Dependencies" but only "libs".
But after I add jars in "libs" to the build path, it crashes too!
Now I have to add my libs folder as source folder but this method will increase the app's size!!!
If anyone has a
Hey hai I am not able to get the maps loaded on my phone I get a error cannot open file for reading I have added google play service as library project; I have also added google play services jar to my project
AndroidManifest.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
package="com.example.mapsdemo"
i have developed one android project,(it has some resource files,and jni part ,and also containing some external .so file) which i want to use in another android applications,
if i make a project as a library project i cant use the resource files in another project,so that i export my project as jar,in that jar containing all following folders
assets
bin
com/package containing all classes
libs/
I keep getting the following error pop-up every now and then on my Android project on Eclipse 4.2.1:
Title:
'Building workspace has encountered a problem. Errors occurred during the build.
Message:
Errors running builder 'Android Pre Compiler' on project 'xxxx'.
I'm using Eclipse for Android development. Lets say I have a project A that uses code from project B.
In project A: I setup a link to a sourcefolder to code i project B.
The linked code will build, but some other code in B has errors. Can I have project B included i my workspace but exclude it from the auto-build-process?
Thanks!
I read this about compatibility mode. I got an ICS tablet and can't find anything to enable or disable it.
The layout of my app looks messed up. It's not zoomed.
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