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Davidwigl
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09/27/11 08:54 PM (14 years ago)

Errors prevent app from running in Eclipse

I am getting hundreds of errors that are preventing me from running my Android app (bt v1.5) in Eclipse. Here's the situation: - I have the necessary installments (Eclipse Indigo, JDK, Android SDK, Google APIs [android.jar, maps.jar], virtual device) - I am using Google platform 1.6 API 4 whenever I create a new Android Project - A blank test Android Project runs fine, like in the buzztouch video - A v1.4 buzztouch app runs fine My 362 error messages I am getting are: (4) error: No resource identifier found for attribute 'required' in package 'android' (1) FEATURE_CAMERA cannot be resolved or is not a field (1) FEATURE_TELEPHONY cannot be resolved or is not a field (354) R cannot be resolved to a variable (1) The method onBackPressed() is undefined for the type Activity (1) The method overridePendingTransition(int, int) is undefined for the type Activity Just for fun I downloaded a nearly blank buzztouch 1.5 and it gave me almost the exact same errors. I can provide more details if needed. What am I missing? Thanks, David
 
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09/27/11 11:14 PM (14 years ago)
Hi Davidwigl, Try using googles 2.2 API 8. I believe that is a requirement specified in the README.txt file in your project download. See if that fixes anything and post back here again if ya could.
 
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09/28/11 06:59 AM (14 years ago)
Wonderful. Sorry for overlooking that. Now I'm getting a Something's not right error, but I'll post in a new topic with an appropriate title. Thanks!
 

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