android.content.ActivityNotFoundException:

Question

I am getting this exception while I am trying to call an activity from another one. The complete exception is

android.content.ActivityNotFoundExcept

Answer 1

In addition to Mina's answer. When you declare activity as inner static class then you should write your activity into manifest like ...

         <activity android:name=".app.FragmentLayoutSupport$DetailsActivity" />

here .app comes from your package name , it can be .helpers.afdfa$afda

Answer 2

Maybe you need to check that you added the new activity to the manifest.xml file

Example:

<activity
      android:name=".className" 
      android:label="@string/app_name" > 
</activity>

Answer 3

Delete your activity from the manifest and then add it again. This type do not write type the XML directly. Instead, go to Application > Application nodes > add, choose the Activity, and then browse for the file source.

This worked for me.

Answer 4

I got the same case too. After reading thepearson's answer, I revised my Activity and found out that I wrote

public void onCreate(Bundle s)

But in fact it should be

protected void onCreate(Bundle s)

And it works now!

Answer 5

Added a new activity and defined it in manifest.xml, but I was still getting "Unable to find explicit activity class" error. I am using Eclipse. Solution for my problem was "cleaning" the project. From the main menu in Eclipse: Project|Clean.... Then you select your project and clean it.

Answer 6

I had the same issue. I tried everything but the error, which I sorted out later, was that there was a space left between double quotes and my class name. It has to be: intent.setClassName("com.x.y","com.x.y.className")

not

intent.setClassName("com.x.y","  com.x.y.className")