android-annotations

Is it possible to use AndroidAnnotations with the Scala programming language and the Gradle build system? When I try to integrate AndroidAnnotations into my existing Android/Scala/Gradle project, then compilation fails because the generated underscore classes (e.g. MyActivity_) cannot be found. Here are some useful starting points and references: http://www.scala-lang.org/node/4773 (2010-01-06) http://www.scala-lang.org/sid/5 (2010-01-27) http://code.google.com/p/androidannotations/wiki/Configuring (2011-07-28) http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/validator/4.1/reference/en-US/html/ch08.html

now that i've decided to use Android Annotations with Android Studio i wanted to implement it through Gradle. After some thoughtful research i've found out that there are older and newer ways of implementing Android Annotations through Gradle depending on which version android studio, gradle or android annotations have. i came to this useful tutorial -> http://www.jayway.com/2014/02/21/androidannotations-setup-in-android-studio/ , and tried to implement this , at first, with the new 'android-L' as target SDK like targetSDKversion "android-L" + compileSdkVersion 20 + buildToolsVersion "20.0.0"

Is " AndroidAnnotations " reliable? I've searched it but couldn't find many articles on it(reviews or tutorials). I've been considering using this library in my project which already has quite lots of users. Before adopting it, I need a good reputation on it. So my concerns mainly are, Are there famous products using this library? Can I say it's stable enough to adopt it for my big project? Will it be maintained well? (bug fixes, etc) Thanks in advance. Pierre-Yves Ricau I am the lead developer of AndroidAnnotations. Let's answer your questions: Can you rely on AndroidAnnotations? I think so.

I have a Android Maven project and am having difficulties to maintain compatibility using ActionBar. Before I was using ActionBarSherlock , but I saw that Google released the v7 support library would have the same goal. I decided to remove the dependence of ActionBarSherlock and use v7. I've tried several ways: 1 - Import the folder "android-sdk\extras\android\support\v7\appcompat" as a "Existing Android Code into Workspace" on Eclipse IDE and registered him as Library. But the project stopped identifying the classes generated by the framework AndroidAnnotations. For example LoginActivity_ 2 -

So I wanted to try the new Android Studio and imported my eclipse projects (I generated a gradle build file). Worked pretty good. The only library which does not seem to work is AndroidAnnotations. I selected the androidannotations-2.7.jar file under File > Settings > Compiler > Annotation Processing. As production source directory i selected "gen". But the generated file like MainActivity_ are not generated. What did I wrong? I had the same issues, followed the instructions for configuring aa with intelliJ, now it works like a charm does. AA intelliJ config page will point you to this post...

I am unable to fine the option to set annotation processing in my Eclipse preferences. Not sure since when am I getting this problem but surely it has started to occur after I updated eclipse last. I also tried pasting the annotations.jar file in tools/support folder but to no good. Kindly help. TIA Installing Programming Languages > Eclipse Java Development Tools may enable it again. It seems Google removed the Annotation Processor option from project properties in the ADT bundle. We are tracking the problem in this AndroidAnnotations issue. The current workaround for this is not installing