Since the latest android sdk i am unable to run my android applications from eclipse anymore because they cant find classes which i have in other eclipse projects, which are references via the ‘normal’ build path.
this has definitely worked before. and there are no compile errors in eclipse.
could it be that, now you have to mark those projects as android library projects in case they are referenced by an android project.
edit: it seems that this is the reason why it is broken:
http://tools.android.com/recent/dealingwithdependenciesinandroidprojects
but i still have to figure out how i should now reference my “normal” java projects to the android app project.
In the link @clamp provided there is the following sentence:
This means, that we can use a empty library project as a “glue” project between the android project and the regular eclipse project. Just set it up like this:
android –> “glue” project –> regular project
–> means depends on
The glue project has to export the regular project and has to be marked as library. In the android project only the library project has to be referenced.
Now using a regular eclipse project works again for me with the minimal overhead of the “glue” project.