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On installation eclipse was working fine, but after updating support library and some other packages I get an error in appcompat folder in many theme files in the values folders in appcompat. Also no activity is created by default after this. Usually one hello world project used to open with an ActionBarActivity named MainActivity and layout file named activity_main.
I had checked create activity in the new android application wizard and took blank activity.
What should be done to create an error free hello world project by default?
You need to add support libraries in libs directory so that these errors are resolved. Check the official docs: https://developer.android.com/tools/support-library/setup.html#add-library
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As you can see in the screenshot above when I try to add new android project in eclipse idea, I go to File->Import but I didn't find Android import source to select.
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It's seems you have an eclipse idea without android adt bundle, you must add android adt bundle to your eclipse idea to able create android project using it.
to doing this please read this tutorial.
because of adding adt bundle is very difficult, I suggest you use android studio, an professional intelliJ-based idea for developing android applications. it's have every thing you need for android developing.
you can download it from here
good luck!
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I have an old app, builds with actionbarSherlock and appcompact. I have import the project from eclipse to gradle, but when I compile the project the shell shows me a lot of errors that warnsme that there are duplicates. Like this:
Error: Attribute "subtitleTextStyle" has already been defined.
How can I fix it?
You can't use together ActionbarSherlock and Appcompat library.
They use the same attributes.
Also Actionbarsherlock was deprecated by the author 2 years ago.
I really suggest you switching to appcompat library. In this way you will able to use all the new features and the new support libraries (as the design support library).
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The Android 2.2 doesn't "Create Activity", I've been trying, no use. I checked the internet and it didn't work!
It used to work at the end of last year when I downloaded the two requirements, but now it doesn't.
Just in case, here is the SDK Manager
I think you cannot build a project with Eclipse at least you don't use the higher library. You can see the error message which says:
This template requires a build target API version of at least 14, and the current version is 8.
To create a new project with Google API 8, you should create all the stuff manually (by unchecking Create Activity from the above screenshot):
create the package (Click right on src folder > New > Package)
create the Activity (Click right on package created > New > Class)
create the layout which will be used inside the activity
modify the AndroidManifest.xml to add the activities
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I downloaded the ADT Bundle and extracted as required, but when i want to create an android application, such an option does not exist.
Use the following steps:
go to window--Preferences--Android
then give your android sdk path
in my case:
like:/home/ravindmaurya/AndroidTa/adt-bundle-linux-x86_64-20130729/sdk
then press apply
Your SDK is not Configured therefore you can not create Android Project, First you have to configure Android SDK in Preferences like I am showing you in the below Snapshot
Now You will find Create Android Application Options
Download ADT from this link
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I have installed Documentation for Android package using AVD manager.
On hovering over any element it pops up "Note: This element has no attached source and the Javadoc could not be found in the attached Javadoc"
I can't figure exactly what needs to be set in javadoc location in project properties or something else needs to be done :-/
If you haven't already done so, try running Project > Clean in Eclipse.
Can you provide any example on where the javadoc isn't available? I had the same doubts, but as soon as I opened the Eclipse view "Javadoc" and selected the class/method I wanted to know more about, there the doc appeared.