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stenea Android Fan Posts: 10 Reg: Dec 29, 2010 Romania, Buchar... 100	confirm \| cancel 02/13/11 10:48 AM (15 years ago) Java identifier I've created a demo of my app, I'm downloading it and when I try to import the project into Eclipse, I get thei message: 'BB5B5-A158725B027A8C4-7F62' is not a valid Java identifier. Anyone has an idea why I'm getting that error? Title Comments I've created a demo of my app, I'm downloading it and when I try to import the project into Eclipse, I get thei message: 'BB5B5-A158725B027A8C4-7F62' is not a valid Java identifier. Anyone has an idea why I'm getting that error?

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	02/13/11 11:56 AM (15 years ago) Hi. I'm sorry to report that this is NOT your fault, but ours instead. We made an adjustment last night to the way our system creates and uses Unique Id's to identifer applications. In this adjustment, we introduced a hyphen in the unique id. We did not realize that Eclipose and Java would not allow hypens in project names. This was an oversight on our part. We have made an adjustment to the download server and you should be able to re-download the project and open it with Eclipse wihtout any trouble. Please re-post if you continue to have trouble. Comments Hi. I'm sorry to report that this is NOT your fault, but ours instead. We made an adjustment last night to the way our system creates and uses Unique Id's to identifer applications. In this adjustment, we introduced a hyphen in the unique id. We did not realize that Eclipose and Java would not allow hypens in project names. This was an oversight on our part. We have made an adjustment to the download server and you should be able to re-download the project and open it with Eclipse wihtout any trouble. Please re-post if you continue to have trouble.

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