I configured the AndEngine example on my eclipse a day ago by following a video tutorial. It was running fine. But the very next day, when I tried to run the example, it says your project contains errors. I check the properties of project and other things but found nothing like error. I am unable to figure out what is causing the project to build. Can anyone help me in this regard?
I can't see any error. I just show a cross on Examples project. I deleted all the extensions and examples and redownloaded but error stayed there. Here is the screenshot of eclipse.
Sometimes, when I delete some other project, it gives the following error message:
An internal error occurred during Re-indexing repository AndEngine Empty path not permitted.
Ah, I got rid of problem. Actually my debug certificate was expired. That's why it was not building the project. I deleted the Debug.keystore file from .android folder to regenerate the keystore.
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I recently updated my android SDK platform, since the update when i try to generate a signed APK in intelliJ idea i get no error in compilation and packaging process (even proguard works fine) but no apk file is generated in the destination. I am able to run my app on emulator and devices, means that debug apk is generated correctly.
I tried cleaning and rebuilding, no luck. I thought that this might be a problem with project settings, so i tried to generate APKs for other android projects or even an empty Hello World project, the problem still exists.
Is there any log files or other things that i can post here to help clarify the problem?
Well, this was an irrelevant (to android SDK) problem that i was struggling with last two days.
The problem solved by removing following directory:
%HOME%\.IntelliJIdea14\system\caches
had just the very same trouble, have tried around and got it to my surprise. So the how do to is a better hint:
Make an Ant-Build
Build .. Generate ant on the left side add it press "play"
Build your project.release ..
.. .. Now here I got a clear Error message:
"wrong android sdk build-tools version" hopefully you will get the right for you.
some apk's were generated but not installed on a phone.
Still I was not able to generate signed apk.
Deleted the ant build xx .., restarted IntelliJ 15.x
tried.xx.. now it works. hope it helps.
I am using eclipse adt, it was running fine. Now from two days it is showing Building workspace has encountered a problem, errors occurred during the build. For the first time, I closed the eclipse and reopened it everything went fine, but today this trick is not working. I googled this, but in their questions this error is because of updating the sdk, but I did not updated anything still I am getting this error.. and in some site I found the solution as go to project properties->builders->uncheck the javascript validators, but there was no javascrript validator in the builders. So how to solve this?
Select the project properties -> android,
here change the target API and restart the eclipse.
It worked for me.
I don´t know what I did... Everything was working well, had to battle a while to get facebook login working, and doing what I wanted to do... Finally it was ready, so I proceeded to Export Android Application... First error had to do with Dalvik code error 1 something... So I look for duplicates .jars in my folder, erased libraries in java build path, cleaned the project, etc, as proposed in some stackoverflow answers...
Stopped getting that kind of error but now I can´t even Run the application, now I get some errors like: Unable to execute dex: GC overhead limit exceeded, or: Unable to execute dex: Java Heap Space.
In my windows machine it gets stuck until some memory related error is displayed... in my Mac the Eclipse is forceclosed in most occasions ... I tried to roll back and took off the facebook sdk part, but nothing, now I can´t run/export my app even as it was before... I guess I did something wrong in the cleaning or something in the Eclipse parameters..
Please help, I´m dying here.. Thanks.
Answering myself to help others:
1.Check there´s no duplicate .jar anywhere in your project.
2.Go to eclipse.ini in your Eclipse folder, and modify to this, or greater:
-Xms512m
-Xmx1024m
3.Save and restart Eclipse
4.Go to Project -> uncheck Build Automatically
5.Go to Project -> Clean... , clean both the library project and your app project
6.Export your app as a signed APK while Build Automatically is still disabled
7.Re-enable Build Automatically and everything should be back to normal as before
I recently updated to the most recent Android Studio version (0.2.x), and I am experiencing an issue where I cannot build the project. I receive an error message stating:
Gradle: Execution failed for task ':TestApplication:compileDebug'.
Compilation failed; see the compiler error output for details. C:\Users\user\AndroidStudioProjects\TestApplicationProject\TestApplication\build\source\r\debug\com\example\testapplication\R.java
Gradle: error: illegal unicode escape
Now, I understand I was supposed to reinstall Android Studio as per instructions:
Windows users: Do not install Android Studio 0.2.x in the same location as 0.1.x.
Doing so may cause errors such as ClassCastException or other unexpected behaviors.
It's best if you remove your previous version of Android Studio 0.1.x.
And I actually did, I uninstalled Android Studio, and deleted the remaining folder (Which is apparently not deleted after uninstall) stored at: C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Android
I then proceeded to clean the registry entry just in case (I tried this on my 3rd attempt after not getting it to work), and rebooted before re-installing.
After the PC rebooted, I proceeded to do a fresh install of Android Studio, it installed successfully. I created a Test Project from scratch (to make sure it was not a problem with opening previous projects), but right after it opened the project it's already showing the build problems. I tried running it and it simply won't compile.
What's even more strange is that all of the problematic lines according to the compiler output are commented lines in the R.java. Here's one:
/** From: C:\Users\user\AndroidStudioProjects\TestApplicationProject\TestApplication\src\main\res\values\dimens.xml
And it points to the character 30 of that line, which is right between the u and the s of the word user (image attached). I actually tried deleting the comments, but as you'd expect the R.java was generated automatically when I asked for the project to be rebuilt.
I have absolutely no clue what the problem is, any ideas?
Known issue. We have fixed it internally already. Should have it out very soon (couple of days max)
I had the same problem and I was using a path similar to yours.
What I did was move the project to the root of the C drive, so the path doesn't start with "C:\Users\user" anymore and the problem is avoided... Not really a solution, but a workaround.
PS: This is not really an answer, but I don't have enough points to comment yet and this might help someone.
I have an issue where every time I try to run a project (that has normally run before), eclipse tells me I have compile errors. There are no errors in the code, the console is empty and I haven't changed anything in the build path...recently. I can actually export the application and install it on the phone and it runs fine, but playing from Eclipse if broken for some reason. I wish I could give more info, but there is nothing to show :/
EDIT: I can't even run a new project. I just tried to make a Hello World app and it still says I have compilation errors. I don't know if this might help so I figured I would add it.
EDIT 2: Problems tab stats this: "Description Resource Path Location Type Error generating final archive: Debug Certificate expired on 3/30/12 10:10 AM TestApp Unknown Android Packaging Problem."
FIXED: debug.keystore issue fixer upper
Help?
Go to window --> preferences --> Android --> build, see where Eclipse points to your debug.keystore, go there delete it, and relaunch Eclipse.