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I want to create a free version of my application which will be limited in features and have notifications and links to get the full version.
I can create another copy of the entire project on the hard drive but the package path needs to change in all .java files and manifest. Do I do this manually or is there a better way in Eclipse to organise different versions of an application?
Create a new Library project and put all common code in it.
Then create two Android projects (one free on payable) that reference the library project.