I\'m updated the ADT plugin to the last version (20) and the android-sdk tool. Now when I try to import an existent Android Maven to Eclipse raise the exception An interna
Just open your file. XML and tab below the "Graphical Layout" (in the case of eclipse). You still there locate the Android icon that is located on the top right that details the version that is used in my case was using version 18, I selected version 17 and the error disappeared.
edit: Rather than do this, you might now be better off getting Ricardo's updated project from github, switching to the adt-20
branch, building with Maven, uninstalling the M2E connector as described below, and installing the new M2E connector from me.gladwell.eclipse.m2e.android.update/target/repository as a local repository, also as described below. Thanks, Ricardo!
I had this problem and couldn't build my project. The only way I got round it was to downgrade ADT to 18.0.0. I couldn't find a way of doing this through the SDK Manager etc., so this turned out to be a bit of an ordeal - though I quite probably didn't do it the most sensible way! Anyway, I thought I'd post what I went through in case it helps anyone. I left out the umpteen Eclipse restarts. :)
This was on Eclipse 3.7 on Linux.
Now the andriod maven connector it's fixed to works with ADT 20+, only needs to install the update from the following update site: http://rgladwell.github.com/m2e-android/updates/master/
This is a known issue with the m2e-android plug-in caused due to changes in the ADT API:
https://github.com/rgladwell/m2e-android/issues/89
Please be patient while we find a fix.
Update: The new 0.4.2 release fixes this issue was released today, please run an Eclipse update (Help -> Check for Updates) and let me know if this resolves your problems.