IF what you are saying is that you created what you thought was an
Android project and you got those files and folders instead then you
either didn't setup the SDK or didn't set it up properly.   Go to
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html  and follow the
instructions step-by-step.  DOn't leave any out, don't try to get
creative and don't short-cut anything.  It'll take you < 30 minutes to
get a working environment.  Then do the Hello World app. Depending on
which programming language you already know then you can either jump
into making an app (if you know Java or some other similar language)
or continue with the tutorial applications.

 If you don't know any progamming language and still want to make
Android apps then go to http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/  and
use the App Inventor.  Make sure you subscribe to their excellent
forums/groups for help on that method of application development.

If you want those files in your application then please unsubscribe
from this group and go subscribe to a Windows Mobile developer
group.


On Apr 1, 2:08 am, eric <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am new to android...and i am trying to build an application that
> doesn't have AndroidManifest.xml but does contains files
> like .sh,.bat,.exe,etc. Along with folders ant-lib and lib
> containing .jar files...
>
> Somebody please help me

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