I am trying to restructure an existing app so that, except for a few override-able methods in a derived activity, all code will reside in a library. This still doesn\'t work for some reason, but in th
I am trying to use the same application icon for all applications derived from a Library Project. I thought that it would be as simple as implementing the advice provided in this thread, but unfortun
I noticed that when I convert an existing Android Application 开发者_高级运维project to an Android Library project by checking the \"is Library\" checkbox, nothing changes in the project\'s source cod
I am having this weird problem where everything seems to work as expected but Eclipse\'s Console keeps issuing a Could not find Library.apk! error.
I managed to restructure my application pretty nicely so that, except for a few methods in a derived Activity class, everything is in a Library Project.
I have an Android library project that I would like to use from within another Android project. The library has a Activity declared in its AndroidManifest.When I try the following within the second p
I did an Android project and run it. It ran successfully. I developed a web service in Java and hosted it. It ran succe开发者_JAVA百科ssfully.
I have two Android projects, Project A and Library Project B. Project A uses B as a Android Library. Both projects are committed to the same SVN repository and for the most part everything works.
I\'m trying to display my main activity from within another class, but the problem is that I do not know the class name at that point (the code I\'m writing is inside an Android library, and the main
I\'m developing an Android SDK library. In this library I\'ve declared and used some Activities. Now I\'ve tri开发者_如何学Ced to include the library in an application but I\'ve noticed that I must de
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