Cannot Run Android Project
Solution 1:
The First thing I do is
make sure you save your project and all it's resources in a different location to keep it safe if something goes wrong, this is a good idea in general (personally i use drop box so that even if something gets worse i can still recover it)
Try closing eclipse and starting again, if you get the chance try it while plugged into your router with a Ethernet wire.
Make sure to check that Eclipse is up to date so that there are definitively no conflicts.
If this doesn't work try un-installing and re-installing eclipse.
good luck.
Solution 2:
As far as I could tell, this solved the problem:
- Disable internet connection. In my case, this simply meant turning off wireless.
- Launch Eclipse. Everything will load fine.
- Re-enable internet.
- Close Eclipse.
Now opening Eclipse is fine.
Solution 3:
Suddenly today I'm having the same issue, except I don't have a Android Library Update
message, turning off internet also helped start the project for me:
I opened up WireShark to investigate why it was relying on an internet connection at startup and I found it was making some HTTP call to http://developer.android.com/reference/
Adding the following line to my /etc/hosts
file allows me to start up the project with the internet on:
127.0.0.1 developer.android.com
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