Just as a follow up to my previous email, and with a little more
clarity now that I am fully awake....
I think the moral of the story is "Don't be an idiot and update the
Android tools with your project open" ;).
I'm fairly sure this is exactly what happened: When the Android SDK/DDMS
was uninstalled, the path to them was not, so they now showed up as just
normal included libraries. When the SDK/DDMS was reinstalled, it didn't
add the path to my project because it was already there, or probably it
never does because that is done when the project is created. When I
first tried to build the project after the update, it did build because
the maps.jar and android.jar were in the project, but I didn't have any
of the tools and couldn't use DDMS because Eclipse didn't recognize them
as Android.
In my case, I then added the maps.jar and android.jar back in the proper
place, but because they were already a referenced library, I got the
error about including core classes. In the case of the people on the
other thread, they just have the two .jar files in the wrong section, so
they can build but the Android tools aren't being recognized.
Sincerely,
Brad Gies
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