I think that I do the retrotranslator process correctly. The problem
is in
AnnotationAuthor aAuthor=new AnnotationAuthor();
I do not know what the problem is,
and the code of AnnotationAuthor class is the next:
package org.proof;
public class AnnotationAuthor{
@Author (id=1,name="Sergio",surname="Martin")
private String strString;
@Author (id=2,name="Jhon",surname="Brown")
private String strString;
public String getStrString(){
return strString;
}
public void setStrString(String strString){
this.strString=strString;
}
public String getStrString2(){
return strString2;
}
public void setStrString2(String strString2){
this.strString2=strString2;
}
}
On May 25, 2:04 pm, Mark Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I need to use reflection and annotations in run-time. I am beginner
> > with android and i can not run an aplication. Maybe the source is
> > wrong but I thinks that it is right. When a run the emulator says me
> > that occur a java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError exception.
> > My question is the next, how i can resolve this problem?.
> > My process of run the application is:
> > 1.- Compile code.
> > 2.- Run retrotranslator.
> > 3.- Run android application from eclipse.
>
> Are you following the instructions on using retrotranslator with Android?
>
> http://retrotranslator.sourceforge.net/#android
>
> In particular, the part about "If you're using the ADT plugin in the
> Eclipse IDE you cannot run Retrotranslator on your code, but the
> dependencies of your application may be translated manually before
> adding them to the Eclipse project" would seem relevant.
>
> Assuming that's all OK, the exception would appear to be raised during
> some class' constructor. Between that and your stack trace, it should be
> possible for you to narrow down what line in your code is throwing the
> Exception.
>
> If you can't do that for some reason, get rid of the annotations and
> reflection and get your logic working when called directly. Once that's
> fine, start *slowly* introducing annotations and reflections until you
> either get what you want or you run into your
> ExceptionInInitializerError again, at which point you know it is from
> the last thing you added.
>
> --
> Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy)http://commonsware.com
> Android Training on the Ranch in September!http://www.bignerdranch.com
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