Java Eclipse SDK for android Help

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Hi guys,

i cant find the forum in android developer website

i took some tutorials for android g1 from http://developer.android.com/guide/t...tepad-ex1.html

but i got some errors
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anyone know about this?
thanks

I've always found that closing and reopening Eclipse fixes this...
Maybe something different though...

Originally Posted by nEx.Software

I've always found that closing and reopening Eclipse fixes this...
Maybe something different though...

ok i closed it and reopening, i got more errors, lol
when i made a new android project, i chose android 1.5. should i choose 1.1?

Nope, you were right in choosing 1.5.
You can always delete the project and try again?

I've found that the ADT plugin is not always super reliable in creating new projects. Not sure why.

Just curious, are you running 1.5preview or 1.5_r1? Or rather, have you at any time run 1.5preview?

Originally Posted by jashsu

Just curious, are you running 1.5preview or 1.5_r1? Or rather, have you at any time run 1.5preview?

i am running 1.5_r1, not sure about 1.5 preview. 1.5_r1 seems have a problem with vista 64bit.
will it be much easier if use windows xp?

Originally Posted by pkmoazzam

will it be much easier if use windows xp?

It might be handy to set aside some space for a ubuntu partition, since that is the development environment blessed by the Android team.

I asked if you had ever installed 1.5pre because the gen folder is a product of the new 0.9 ADT plugin and I believe that some things have changed since 1.5pre and r1.

Edit: by the way if you created this project in an older version of the sdk, I suggest you take a look at this page. You'll have to migrate it to 1.5 to work with the new ADT and project structure.

Upgrading quickview

• The Android 1.5 SDK uses a new project structure and a new ADT plugin (ADT 0.9).
• To move existing projects into the SDK, you must make some minor changes in your development environment.
• The new ADT plugin (ADT 0.9) is not compatible with projects created in previous SDKs.
• You need to uninstall your existing ADT plugin, before installing ADT 0.9.

In this document

1. Install the SDK
2. Update Your Eclipse ADT Plugin
3. Update Your Projects
   1. Eclipse Users
   2. Ant Users
4. Migrate Your Applications
   1. Future-proof your apps

Migrating references

1. Android 1.5 API Differences
2. Future-Proofing Your Apps »
3. UI framework changes in Android 1.5 »

ohh, i did not know that its upgrading. it works. thanks!

Originally Posted by pkmoazzam

it works. thanks!

=) Android is still a fairly young project. It's quite in line with Google's mantra of "release early and iterate often". That means unfortunately that things, particularly on the dev side, are often in states of stability flux. Hopefully things will shake out in the near future.