Hi,
I am also facing same problem regarding 'gen' folder not found. But when I
do clean, rebuild and build automatically on and off. It works for me. I am
working on Windows not Linux, in the PATH variable I have given the SDK path
till tool but I have not mentioned JDK path there.
Do I need to
Hey try this I hope it might help, what I understood from your problem is
that you need to make a build for the project i.e. Right click on the folder
of the project and you see a list and out of that list, click Android out of
it and set the build path or the version on which you are about to
On Apr 8, 5:45 am, davemac davemac...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you install the JDK? Did you modify your PATH to include not only
the JDK bin directory but also the Android SDK tools directory? I'm
assuming you've installed the Android ADT into Eclipse. Our new book
Pro Android 2 covers setup of
Did you install the JDK? Did you modify your PATH to include not only
the JDK bin directory but also the Android SDK tools directory? I'm
assuming you've installed the Android ADT into Eclipse. Our new book
Pro Android 2 covers setup of Eclipse for Android development in
chapter 2 and goes over
R.java is a file that the android eclipse plugins creates while
bulding your application. R.java is created under the gen
directory. This file is generated from the information in the res
directory. If you run select Project - Clean... on the eclipse
menu it will remove and then regenerate the
R.java is a file that the android eclipse plugins creates while
bulding your application. R.java is created under the gen
directory. This file is generated from the information in the res
directory. If you run select Project - Clean... on the eclipse
menu it will remove and then regenerate the
R.java is a file that the android eclipse plugins creates while
bulding your application. R.java is created under the gen
directory. This file is generated from the information in the res
directory. If you run select Project - Clean... on the eclipse
menu it will remove and then regenerate the
R.java is a file that the android eclipse plugins creates while
bulding your application. R.java is created under the gen
directory. This file is generated from the information in the res
directory. If you run select Project - Clean... on the eclipse
menu it will remove and then regenerate the
Weird. I encountered problems like that under Windows XP, but it came
out OK when I clean my project and refresh it.
On 10月31日, 下午1时43分, erisa baw...@ucdavis.edu wrote:
I had to abandon my old distribution and installed ubuntu and then
installed eclipse and then the android SDK and ADT plugin.
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