Android Error – Error in Imported Libraries
Getting "Conversion to Dalvik format failed with error 1" in your Android project? Here's how to fix the error caused by imported libraries, step by step.
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Android Error – Different Certificate When Trying to Reinstall the App on the Emulator or Phone
Getting a 're-installation failed due to different application signatures' error in Android? Learn why it happens and how to fix it step by step.
Android Error – Debug Certificate Expired
Android project suddenly shows a red cross after a year? Your debug certificate has expired. Learn how to fix it by deleting debug.keystore in Eclipse.
Android Error – Lost References
Getting errors across your whole Android project and "The type java.lang.String cannot be resolved"? Here's a quick fix using Organize Imports in Eclipse.
Android Error – Higher Compiler Compliance Level Required
Getting the Android error "requires compiler compliance level" in Eclipse? Here are three simple solutions to fix it step by step.
Android Error – A Newer ADT Version Is Required
Getting the Android error "This Android SDK requires Android Developer Toolkit version X or above"? Learn how to install or update the ADT plugin in Eclipse.
Android Error – Android SDK Not Found
Fix the Android error "Location of the Android SDK has not been setup in the preferences" that appears when you create a new Eclipse workspace.
Android Error – Skipping an Indexed File
Getting the "skipping index file" error in your Android project? Learn how to fix it by removing the file, cleaning the project and restoring the file.
Android Error – Eclipse Throws an Error That Doesn’t Exist Anywhere
Eclipse shows a red X on your Android project but no error anywhere? Follow these step-by-step solutions to fix the phantom error and the R.java problem.
Android Error – The Log Shows Nothing
Is your Android Log empty even though the emulator or device is connected? Learn how to fix this common Eclipse error with a quick restart.
Android Error – Application Does Not Specify an API Level
Fix the Android warning "Application does not specify an API level requirement" by adding minSdkVersion to your Manifest.xml, so you can publish to the Market.