I have a fresh android project (APP) and a fresh android lib project
(LIB) under MacOS or Linux, created by command line as explained in
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/projects/projects-cmdline.html.
APP builds with ant debug successfully (no LIB connected). When I link
the library LIB from the APP's folder with a relative path as in:
android update project --library ../TestLib --target android-9 --
name TestApp --path .
Everything is fine, ant debug builds the APP. But when I link it with
an absolute path as in
android update project --library /Users/<path-to-lib-folder>/
TestLib --target android-9 --name TestApp --path .
the ant debug build fails. Why is there a difference between absolute
and relative paths? In our automated ant build process we need to
employ absolute paths.. How can this be achieved?
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