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Asked: 2026-05-20T03:32:54+00:00

I develop an Android App using eclipse, the Android Development Tools (ADT) plugin and

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I develop an Android App using eclipse, the Android Development Tools (ADT) plugin and the maven-android-plugin.

Building and installing the application on the commandline (mvn install / adb install) works fine – especially it includes all dependencies specified in the pom.xml.

Deploying the application to Android via eclipse (Run as -> Android Application) does not automatically put the dependencies in the apk file – although specified in the pom.xml. I haven to explicit declare them in the eclipse project Build Path -> Libraries dialog.

Is there a way to make eclipse include the dependencies defined in the pom.xml without definig them twice in the project Build-Path -> Libraries?

EDIT: To clarify – the eclipse project includes a “Maven Dependencies” entry with all dependencies specified in the pom.xml. But these dependencies will not be included in the apk during install via “Run As -> Android Application”. To include them, each one has to be extra added in the “Java Build Path -> Libraries” dialog. That’s the pain!

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  1. Editorial Team

    Perhaps you should look at m2e-android, assuming you are already using M2Eclipse.

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