My Android Support Library is properly installed by SDK Manager.
Using this link I doing this procedure.
Selecting Adding Library with recources - Using Eclipse > doing these procedure.
After I finish, created "android-support-v7-appcompat" file in Eclipse.
android-support-v7-appcompat > res > values-v21 > styles_base.xml >
<style name="Base.Widget.AppCompat.ActionButton"
parent="android:Widget.Material.ActionButton">
</style>
this line creating with error. How I can fix this problem?
I read some question about appcompat_v7 error but I can not fix it yet.
Please tell me effective way to solve it forever.
You need to remove the android-v4 jar file under the libs folder,and add it from the android-support-v7-appcompat libs folder. I had this problem before,and I found it so annoying!
If in console the error is
Error retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the
given name 'android:Widget.Material.ActionButton'
, on android-support-v7-appcompat library project choose Properties/Android/Project Build Target and set checkbox on Android 5.0 to solve.
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I'm trying to add the GameAnalytics SDK to my project (a game),
dragged the framework file onto the project, but when I import it I get an error
saying that the file GameAnalytics/GameAnalytics.h is not found How can I fix that problem?
Import framework to your target:
Build Phases > Embed Frameworks + <Your Framework>
I hope it is works.
Enjoy.
When using the Ruby plug-in with IntelliJ, what "undefined reference" warnings should I expect/tolerate, and which indicate that I don't have something configured correctly?
For example, I am getting "Cannot find" warnings for 'require', 'File', and 'FileUtils'. I suspect that this indicates a configuration problem.
I am also getting warnings for RSpec methods like 'describe', 'before', 'after, and 'it'. Should I also be able to configure IntelliJ to "find" these?
You need to select the Ruby SDK in the Project Strucure (Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S by default).
Unfortunately it does not solve the warnings for rspec related words.
File > Project Structure > Project > Select Ruby SDK
I'm trying to add a dependency in my Makefile at libbacktrace library.
However, it seems I'm not using the correct syntax for it, I've tried:
DEPENDS+= +libbacktrace
But receive the following message -
Package XXXX is missing dependencies for the following libraries
Although the libbacktrace is included in -L (lib) path.
Can anyone offer a solution?
Thank you in advance.
I've never seen a plus sign in a package name, so you probably want this:
DEPENDS += libbacktrace
I am trying to compile iReport 4.0.2 with NetBeans 6.5.1. On the iReport forums it says that this is the NetBeans platform to which it is compatible.
However, I get this error when compiling the project:
C:\Program Files\NetBeans 6.5.1\harness\suite.xml:106: The following
error occurred while executing this line:
C:\Program Files\NetBeans
6.5.1\harness\build.xml:98: java.io.IOException: No definition of netbeans.dest.dir in
V:\iReport-4.0.2-src\iReport-4.0.2-src\jasperreports-components
This is the line 106 in suite.xml
<subant target="netbeans" buildpath="${modules.sorted}" inheritrefs="false" inheritall="false"/>
This is the line 98 in build.xml:
>
... it is basically closing an xml start tag (parseprojectxml) - this is the context of the line (the single angle bracket):
<parseprojectxml
project="."
publicpackagesproperty="public.packages"
friendsproperty="friends"
javadocpackagesproperty="module.javadoc.packages"
moduledependenciesproperty="module.dependencies"
moduleclasspathproperty="module.classpath"
publicpackagejardir="${public.package.jar.dir}"
modulerunclasspathproperty="module.run.classpath"
classpathextensionsproperty="class.path.extensions"
>
<testtype name="unit"
folder="test.unit.folder"
runtimecp="test.unit.runtime.cp"
compilecp="test.unit.compile.cp"
compiledep="test.unit.testdep"/>
<testtype name="qa-functional"
folder="test.qa-functional.folder"
runtimecp="test.qa-functional.runtime.cp"
compilecp="test.qa-functional.compile.cp"
compiledep="test.qa-functional.testdep"/>
</parseprojectxml>
I also faced the above problem in iReports trunk version (> 4.6.0). After marking off read only mode (which the solution of previous answer do), you might need to add
<nbmproject2:property name="netbeans.dest.dir" value="nbplatform.${nbplatform.active}.netbeans.dest.dir" xmlns:nbmproject2="http://www.netbeans.org/ns/nb-module-project/2"/>
in jasperreports-extensions and MongoDbPlugin.
Gaurav J
The problem was somehow solved by opening each module in NetBeans IDE, then opening the properties dialog and clicking OK for each module. I restarted the IDE and then I managed to run the project.
If someone can exaplain what caused the problem and why my actions managed to solve it... I would like to have an explanation for this behavior.
Thank you!
I can compile ireport with NetBeans success.I think you must modify file with name "platform-private.properties"
Hi i'm trying to build Liferay from source, i've downloaded liferay-portal-src-5.2.3.zip but when i go in and press "ant start" i got 3 errors:
SampleSQLBuilder.java:139: cannot find symbol > _counter = new SimpleCounter(counterOffset);
EditServerAction.java:401: cannot find symbol > Log4JUtil.setLevel(loggerName, priority);
EditUserPortraitAction.java:102: cannot find symbol > PortletRequestUtil.testMultipartWithCommonsFileUpload
I've tried switching compiler using build.properties but nothing seems to work. Can you help me ?
I've solved the problem. I had some conflicts in my classpath. I've cleaned /System/Library/Java/Extension and /Library/Java/Extensions and everything goes right!