Android: Unable To Instantiate Application
Solution 1:
Let's assume, that your projects base package is really Application
, as you've stated it in the manifest
.
If your MyApplication
class is inside this package (the package declaration of the class is package Application;
), then the application
element in your androidManifest.xml
should look like
<application android:name=".MyApplication" [...]
If this MyApplication
class is inside the Application.app
package (package Application.app;
), then in the manifest you should write:
<application android:name=".app.MyApplication" [...]
If you didn't extend the android.app.Application
(you don't have a MyApplication extends android.app.Application
class), just wanted to set a name to your application, remove it this attribute, since it says to the compiler that there is an Application
extension that should be instantiated instead of the default android.app.Application
.
And finally, if the first assumption is wrong, and you've changed for any reason the package declaration in your androidManifest's manifest
element, undo it or update your classes to be in that package.
Solution 2:
For me, the issue was with instant-run. Disabling it solved the issue.
Will update if I find a solution for re-enabling and making it work.
Solution 3:
this answer helped me, basically rename your lib to libs if you're using SDK 17+ https://stackoverflow.com/a/10176048/46459
Solution 4:
In my case it throws:
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalAccessException: java.lang.Class<foo.bar.MyApp> isnot accessible from java.lang.Class<android.app.AppComponentFactory>
The reason is the Application class must be declared with the modifier public
, e.g. do this:
publicclassMyAppextendsApplication {
}
instead of:
classMyAppextendsApplication {
}
Solution 5:
In my case, I've change JAVA compiler compliance level from 1.7 to 1.6 and the problem was solved.
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