library-project

I'm using Eclipse 4.2.2 with Android SDK 22.0.1 to construct an Android application which uses the Facebook and Google Play Services lib. However I'm stuck with a problem: every time I include one or both of the library the aapt verbose mode crash in some point like this (I assume this also crash with verbose mode off, because the R.java files are not created on my project): [2013-06-21 01:33:40 - Project] (new resource id com_facebook_placepickerfragment_list_row from /Users/Solens/workspace/FacebookSDK/res/layout/com_facebook_placepickerfragment_list_row.xml) [2013-06-21 01:33:41 - Project]

I need to import a library project as a module to an existing project. Please Note! There are answers to questions like that, All answers regarding older versions of Android-Studio. In older versions you could follow these steps: Open a project in Eclipse. (not exported him to gradle) In Android-Studio import this project as it. And than you have the File-->import module Option. But in this version, when you try to import an Eclipse project, The android studio convert it to gradle project anyway. And then it's just like you open a new project in Android-Studio, You don't have the File-->import

after a long search I couldn't find any appropriate solution. I have a Android-Library Project with nearly all code for the application. From the main activity in the library project I start an Intent to en explicit Activity A. In my derived Project, which uses the library Project, I have extended this Activity A and added some new code. The problem is that the the Superclass of Activity A will respond and not the derived class. In the manifest of the new Project which uses the library project I have declared the new Activity with the new package. Here is the Intent call from the Library

How can I use an Android Library Project, and overwrite certain classes in the "final project". In other words, I want to reference a library project, and at the same time, change some of the code.. Probably not quite what Android Library projects are all about but you could achieve that by using the interface and class inheritance features of the java language itself. Library project seem to deal well with merging/overriding resources from the parent in the child and letting you use one codebase with varying app package names. Given your updated comment about using library projects to have

I have downloaded the zxing 2.2 code from the below link https://code.google.com/p/zxing/downloads/list My requirement is to import the "core" project into eclipse and add few code into it. then mark it to be library project. I want to include this library project into barcode scanner sample app and use the barcode scanner app as library from my project. Solved prerequisties download latest zxing package. Process 1 create a java project in eclipse.and name it to something like ZxingCore. copy and paste complete src folder inside core folder. In case you need to edit any code, you can do it.

I have a Library project set up and a project which depends on this library project - Everything compiles fine and I've had the Dependent project running fine however; I'm have an intermittent problem however while using an Activity from the Library project. My Library project can be "unchecked" as a library project and the "picker" Activity can be run in isolation. Running the Library project in it's own right works fine with no problems. When I use the Library project (and the "picker" Activity) from the dependent project it gives me either NullPointerExceptions (or historically DexOp)

I have an Android library project that has been working for me pretty well, but now I am interested in "converting" it to an external JAR. How do I do that? Can any Android library project be converted to an external JAR? If not, what are the restrictions or limitations? Can any Android library project be converted to an external JAR? Not right now. If not, what are the restrictions or limitations? If your library is purely Java code, with no resources, you can create a JAR out of the .class files, just as you would with regular Java. If your library uses resources, you can still create a JAR

I am trying use androidVNC open source project as a Library Project in my MainProject. androidVNC has also used ZoomerWithKeys library project. I want start a activity of androidVNC library project in my MainProject by clicking on a Button. I have done all the basic things like to define all the activity of library project in Manifest of main Project. The problem is that i am getting following error when trying to running my MainProject - Dex Loader] Unable to execute dex: Multiple dex files define Lcom/antlersoft/android/zoomer/R$drawable; [2013-05-16 15:44:03 - OtherProj] Conversion to