I downloaded the andriod sdk. installed evey thing and followed the beginners guide on the andriod website. i created a new andriod application. when i try to load the application. nothing happens and when i run eclipse it asks me to locate my project which i do and then it tells me that it can not open the project and then dosent do nothing but ask me for the project location again..... sigh anyideas?

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Sorry, this is not an Eclipse forum. Go look for Eclipse-exclusive help (forums dedicated to that particular IDE, etc.)

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Okay well thats fine and all pieman. but ive been comming to this website since it was luckys vb gaming website and i know there are alot of smart good people around here that know me and wouldnt mind helping if they can. also thos fourm dosemt state not to talk about specific ides just thesame the c++ fourm dosent say to talk about ides. but i just wanted to know if anyone else had this problem since this is where i have came for 13 years now for programming help.....

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Alright. I hope some one else can help you.

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I didn't run into any issues like that when I had an Android eclipse project. But I did have some issues that I had to resolve by starting eclipse with the -clean command line parameter. Forces it to rebuild its book-keeping. You'll probably have better luck googling for this problem or, as a last resort, abandoning the project and starting over.

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This is not an Eclipse forum... but it IS a forum concentrating on mobile game programming, and Eclipse is a common IDE used for Android development. Thus, the question is appropriate.

Also, next time someone needs help like this, please give a few examples of how one might find information. Many perceive it as rather rude to simply tell someone "you aren't doing right" as opposed to taking a little more time to make sure you cover a few bases. Please try and treat all users' questions as legitimate until there is reason to assume otherwise.

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Still alive eh? Thought you gave up on the forums for good
Good to see one of the original members back again, wb moon \o

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I don't follow your logic here.

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As a general advice, I think pointing the OP to the Eclipse forum was the right thing to do. He did not ask anything specifically game-related, and the Eclipse forum is much more knowledgeable on details of its software. It also has many more users, so the OP will get a response much quicker.

Just like you won't answer questions on how to switch on a computer (even if such a device is quite generally used for programming computer games :p )

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Eclipse is a common IDE used for Android development. It's not an actual programming issue, per se, but it closely related. The C++ forum is loaded with questions on linker/library errors and so on. Those are no less legitimate than the question posed in this topic.


I'm not debating the validity of the advice in the first reply. However, I don't see a problem with its place in this forum. And, you have to admit that the "how to switch on a computer" example is a mighty stretch, here. I'm not saying common sense should be eschewed or anything.

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