I just updated my Android Studio to 3.2.1. Now, my data binding doesn't work at all. I have a package where I store my data classes e.g Profile. In the data binding generated class, where there is an import import tinkshare.myapp.models.Profile;, it shows an error stating error: package Profile does not exist, yet in other pieces of code that I've written, I import the same with no issue.
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I have implemented Capacitor plugin for Firebase Crashlytics in my Ionic 5 app following this doc. I completed all the steps but getting the following error.
error: package com.getcapacitor.community.firebasecrashlytic does not exist
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This error is coming when Android Studio is trying to build the project. The error is comming the the MainActivity.java class in line import com.getcapacitor.community.firebasecrashlytic.FirebaseCrashlytics;
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There is a typo in README. I managed to fix it by adding s in firebasecrashlytic.
Just change import com.getcapacitor.community.firebasecrashlytic.FirebaseCrashlytics; to import com.getcapacitor.community.firebasecrashlytics.FirebaseCrashlytics;
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There was an issue related to this "bug". The issue was closed without fixing the cause.
There are already a few pull requests (like this one) waiting for approval.
I am trying to access the resource which is in base.apk, As documented I am placing all common source and resource in base app. But when I try to access the same from dynamic-module its giving error: cannot find symbol variable <resource>
What I have noticed is the R package in the dynamic module is different than the base app. But the IDE is not complaining anything.
Appreciate if anyone can help with this issue.
Thanks.
You may try to remove the R import statement generated in the dynamic module and use the same as in the App module.
You'll have to explicitly import the R file for the module you're requesting the resource from. For Kotlin I use import aliases like this:
import foo.bar.base.R as Rbase
So instead of foo.bar.base.R.dimen.bar_foo_size I can write Rbase.dimen.bar_foo_size. This also makes it fairly explicit to see where a resource is coming from compared to having to look into the imports.
I'm trying to use baidumap in my android app.
Thanks to a chinese friend I succeed to register on the baidu website to be able to access the API.
However trying to import it failed everytime:
import com.baidu.mapapi.map.BaiduMap;
Sent the error Cannot resolve symbol 'baidu'. I'm unable to import any component related to Baidu. Any ideas?
and thanks for your help
I download the example of android book android 4 application develop, now I import the project but i see i have in console this error
[2012-07-31 12:07:13 - PA4AD_Ch09_MyService] Unable to resolve target 'android-15'
and in the all class i have this:
`import android.app.Activity; // for all import pachage`
I have this error: The import android cannot be resolved
I see this error for all import package
if i create a new project all work well.
when i used android sdk tool 15 all work well, now i don't know to do, can you help me?
best regads
Antonio
Go to Window menu -> preferance -> select Android --> check SDK location
I just tried to Import the GreenDroid-Librarys for my new Android Application.
Now, I encounter a confusing Error. I first Import the GreenDroid-Core Library and everything is fine.
But when I, after that, try to Import the GreenDroid-GoogleAPI Library into my workspace I get a java.lang.StackOverflowError.
The detailed Error is as followed:
Failed to call IProjectListener.projectOpened
java.lang.StackOverflowError
I´m not sure if this is a problem with my Eclipse or with the Library per se.