Android libraries can include resources. Java libraries can not. On Jun 22, 8:47 am, deg <[email protected]> wrote: > Managing an Android project in Eclipse, which I need to divide into > several libraries... > > What, exactly, are the differences between "Android Libraries" (made > with Properties | Android | Library | Add) and "Referenced > libraries" (made with Properties | Java Build Path | Libraries | Add > JARs). > > I've already experimented and found out that: > - Android Libraries cannot use other Android Libraries > - Referenced libraries integrate less smoothly, requiring extra effort > to build the .jar etc. > - Both seem to be slightly unstable, sometimes not building everything > and creating an ,apk that compiles correctly but is missing the > library classes. (I'm not yet sure exactly when this happens, but I've > seen it a few times -- usually fixed by closing and reopening the > projects). > > But, I don't yet have a good picture of when I should be using which, > nor any overall documentation. Anyone know the full story on these two > kinds of library usages? > > Thanks, > David
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