How to run your demo project?

[microsoftarchive]

How to run your demo project?

[chrisjenx]

You will need to add the project as a support library. Then you will need to add the support library to the library project.

The project is setup to be run using maven, so when using eclipse you will need to import alot of your stuff manually.

I would also recommend checking out IDEA Intellij, its much faster than Eclipse.

[JlUgia]

Well, easy enough, another way to do it is to just drop the classes for the utils and the SlidingLayer within your code tree (respecting the folder naming) and you should be good to go.

[ankushg]

When I try doing this, it doesn't work unless I delete Library/libs/android-support-v4.jar because of a conflict with the version from Maven and the version that's in git.

[chrisjenx]

Well if using maven it will not even use the libs/* dependencies. but yes
use the support lib from maven, or if your building in eclipse, removed the
maven dependency and build using the libs version.

running something like mvn install top level will generate the apk in the
targets/ folder which you can adb install -r path/to/apk on your device.

(I hate maven, I will probably gradle this bad boy when I have chance to
use with android studio)

On 31 May 2013 18:34, Ankush Gupta [email protected] wrote:

When I try doing this, it doesn't work unless I delete
Library/libs/android-support-v4.jar because of a conflict with the
version from Maven and the version that's in git.

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[ankushg]

Ah ok, that makes sense. I was using Eclipse with the m2e plugin and it was downloading the Maven dependencies and trying to compile it using both the bundled library AND the maven one. If I don't use Maven for it and just treat it as a non-Maven project it compiles fine within Eclipse.

[chrisjenx]

OK great.

On 31 May 2013 20:28, Ankush Gupta [email protected] wrote:

Ah ok, that makes sense. I was using Eclipse with the m2e plugin and it
was downloading the Maven dependencies and trying to compile it using both
the bundled library AND the maven one. If I don't use Maven for it and just
treat it as a non-Maven project it compiles fine within Eclipse.

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[messaoudia]

I would like to re open your post
I try this with intelliJ idea

File > import Module and choose your library but in java I dont found the class SlidingLayer. ( I am french my english is not good but i can understand)
How to fix it ?