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I followed setting up plugin to integrate crashlytics from this link https://www.crashlytics.com/onboard From eclipse, I logged into my fabric account and selected my project. Plugin made necessary changes to manifest and launch activity. It asked to build & run my app to complete step 1. But I am getting - ../kit-libs/com-crashlytics-sdk-android_crashlytics/bin(missing) ../kit-libs/com-crashlytics-sdk-android_crashlytics-core/bin(missing) ../kit-libs/com-crashlytics-sdk-android_beta/bin(missing) ../kit-libs/com-crashlytics-sdk-android_answers/bin(missing) ../kit-libs/io-fabric-sdk-android

After I updated to ADT 22.3 i get this error: [2013-11-09 17:56:27 - Dex Loader] Unable to execute dex: java.nio.BufferOverflowException. Check the Eclipse log for stack trace. [2013-11-09 17:56:27 - Chinese Notecards] Conversion to Dalvik format failed: Unable to execute dex: java.nio.BufferOverflowException. Check the Eclipse log for stack trace. What do I do? Try Right click your Project > Android tools > Add support library Also check https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=61710 Try removing the Android Dependencies from your project, in addition to the above suggestions. Steps

What is the difference between the apk file in the bin folder and the apk file created through the Export option in Eclipse? For debugging purposes, can I directly use the file in the bin folder? Or is it recommended to always "export" the apk file? Apk in bin folder is signed with a dummy key used for debugging (Debug Key). Using the export tool, you specify your own unique key (password protected) to identify your Apps. So, for testing and debuging, you can directly use the one in bin folder. But, for publishing, you must use your own key (via the export tool). When you export using the tool

Before you downvote my question because you don't see any code (ridiculous reason to downvote), read it. The Problem The problem is that even when I change my code and run it on my phone, it will run but the app won't have actually changed. For example: if I used to have Toast that would say "hello world" in onCreate, but then I changed the text to "should be updated" and then ran it, the toast would still say "hello world" . What caused the problem I updated my SDK Tools and then updated Eclipse. I updated all of my Android SDK tools that said needed an update in the SDK manager. Then, I did

In particular XML nodes hierarchy eg. DrawerLayout->RelativeLayout->ImageButton autocomplete does not work as expected. Suggestion list contains invalid items. Eg. android:src is not shown inside ImageButton while it should be. Invalid proposals: On the other hand if hierarchy is RelativeLayout->RelativeLayout->ImageButton then everything is OK. Valid proposals: I've already tried: reopening XML file - no effect reopening project - no effect restarting eclipse - no effect If inner RelativeLayout is moved to another XML file and included via <include layout="@layout/inner"/> then autocomplete

Possible Duplicate: Moving and vanishing lines of code; trouble with Eclipse's XML Editor I'm new to Eclipse and ADT but have set up my environment on two different machines, and both are displaying the same oddities (both are Windows 7 64 bit). When changing tabs between the graphical layout and the main.xml views, the lines of code in the main.xml view will start disappearing or moving around. It's hard to display this without a video or animated gif, but I'll attempt with these screenshots: Note that all I've done is highlight a block of text, and suddenly all these artifacts shwo up. It

I'm using Eclipse Juno with the ADT (Android Developer Tools) plugin downloaded from https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ . I created an Android application project with Native Support enabled ( right click on the project → "Android Tools" → "Add Native Support" ). Despite targeting C++11 in my Application.mk and Android.mk files, Eclipse fails to resolve symbols like std::thread or std::unique_ptr , but when I build the project it compiles well: The only problem is C++11 symbols resolution. How can I make Eclipse resolves C++ 2011 symbols correctly? HRold If your Eclipse Juno with ADT