In \"Fragments for All\", Xavier Ducrohet, Android SDK Tech Lead says Google releases an Android Compatibility Package by SDK Manager.
I\'ve installed it, but, how c
If you're using version 12 or later of the Eclipse Android support library, just right-click on your project, and choose Android Tools > Add Compatibility Library...
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I followed the Fragments example on the Android Developers Blog to create a "backwards" compatible app using Fragments. In the article there is a brief mention of the Main activity that uses a layout with fragments.
The code for this activity is not interesting; it just calls setContentView() with the given layout:
What should be mentioned here is that this activity must derive from FragmentActivity and not Activity class. This threw me off for a while.
Good luck
Refer Using Fragment of Android Compatibility Package may help you
Check the "Step 2: Configuring the Build Path" Section here
There is a .jar file called android-support-v4.jar
in the directory {yoursdkpath}/extras/android/compatibility/v4/
. Copy this into your libs folder in the root of your project and add the file to the build path in Eclipse.
This is easy with new Eclipse I downloaded. Provided you have all the paths for SDK etc setup correctly, Right click on Project -> Android tools-> and Hit "Add compatibility Library" it will add the JAR file