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> I restarted my eclipse and all ok :)
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No solution yet. Pl help
On Jan 24, 8:24 am, "A. Elk" wrote:
> I'm almost certain it's ADT. All that the ADT tools do is run the
> command-line tools in the background and then format the output.
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> When I change ADT versions, I first *uninstall* the old ADT tools,
> restart Eclipse, install
I'm almost certain it's ADT. All that the ADT tools do is run the
command-line tools in the background and then format the output.
When I change ADT versions, I first *uninstall* the old ADT tools,
restart Eclipse, install the new ADT tools, and then restart again. I
always use the ADT tools for t
Here are the answers:
1. I have put my application inside the system apps myfroyoDir/
packages/apps folder and built it using command line. And running the
emulator and app from command prompt.
2. Yes both app and test package works fine from command prompt.
3. Yes I am running my test package w
Can you please confirm the following:
- The application under test (not the test package) works fine in
Eclipse?
- Both the application under test and the test package work fine from
the command line?
- You've followed the directions for setting up a test package in
Eclipse? See Dev Guide > Develop
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