@Indicator Veritatis You"re right about the tutorial name I've followed the tutorial called "Google Map View": http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-mapview.html
There are some kown GUI issues under Linux (thanks @greg, I noticed this on the eclipse bug database, I also use Fedora 12 as second OS, but I haven't not tried yet to install my dev environment under Fedora): https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=291257 I'm running Eclipse Eclipse Galileo under Windows XP, so the GUI bug doesn't affect the Windows version. I hope I would be able to resolve the issue without running through a full re-installation of Eclipse and Google APIs / Android SDK!. On 8 fév, 21:56, Indicator Veritatis <mej1...@yahoo.com> wrote: > As far as I can tell from your description, I went through the exact > same steps when I did the HelloGoogleMaps tutorial a few days ago, and > everything worked fine. The new file was created and placed right > where it should be when I clicked. The only differences I can see are > things that should have made no difference, i.e., the name was > HelloGoogleMaps, not HelloMapView, and I am running under Fedora11, > not WinXP. > > Or is the different name the problem? The tutorial I did really > washttp://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-mapview...., > it really does want you to name things "HelloGoogleMaps", and NOT > "HelloMapView", even though the name of the tutorial is "Google Map > View". > > Did you > dohttp://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/views/hello-mapview.html > instead? They are very similar. > > But somehow, this does not sound likely, since you mentioned you get > the same error with a non Android project. > > Oh, BTW: I am running Eclipse Galileo: I don't remember you giving the > version of Eclipse you are using. > > On Feb 8, 12:39 pm, yodaa <yodaa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Thanks for your response > > > There's no problem in the package name, the one I mentionned was an > > example. > > I used the same package name for HelloMapView class and other classes > > in my android project (no big deal here) > > > I've finally created the class manually, because I wouldn't able to > > hit the "finish" button for the Create New Class Wizard in the IDE. > > My project runs OK in the emulator...The "finish" button of the > > "Create New Class" Wizard is not greyed, that's why I can't figure > > out how to resolve this issue. > > > I must mention that I'm running Eclipse under Windows XP > > > On 8 fév, 20:15, Indicator Veritatis <mej1...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > Your choice of package name is suspicious. It must match the package > > > name you used for HelloMapView. Did you use the same name? Was the > > > finish button grayed out just before you clicked on it? > > > > Eclipse is buggy, but this does not sound like a familiar bug. You > > > should have got an error message if it had trouble reading your > > > project configuration to figure out where to put thenewclass, You > > > may want to search the Eclipse bug database. > > > > On Feb 8, 4:19 am, yodaa <yodaa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > Somehow I didn't answered post to the whole group on last reply... > > > > (@Kitzy: anyway, thanks for your feedback...). > > > > > I ] Steps to encounter the issue within an Android Project in Eclipse > > > > IDE (Map HelloMapView tutorial): > > > > > 1.1 ) Right clic on my project folder > > > > 1.2 ) New>Class: > > > > * Source folder: "MyProjectName/src" (filled by default) > > > > * Package: "com.mypackagename" (either tried manually & using "browse" > > > > feature) > > > > * Enclosing type: leaved unchecked > > > > * Name: "HelloItemizedOverlay" > > > > * Modifiers: public > > > > * Superclass: "com.google.android.maps.ItemizedOverlay" > > > > * Interfaces: leaved blank > > > > * Which method stubs would you like tocreate? > > > > --> Constructor from superclass: checked > > > > --> Inherited abstract methods: checked > > > > > And clic on the finish button doesn't do anything. > > > > > II ] Steps to encounter the issue within a regular Java test project: > > > > > 2.1 )CreatenewJava test project > > > > 2.2 ) Right clic on my test project folder > > > > 2.3 ) New>Class: > > > > > * Source folder: "MyTestProjectName/src" (filled by default) > > > > * Package: "com.mytestpackagename" (either tried manually & using > > > > "browse" feature) > > > > * Enclosing type: leaved unchecked > > > > * Name: "testJavaClassApp" > > > > * Modifiers: public > > > > * Superclass: "java.lang.Object" > > > > * Interfaces: leaved blank > > > > * Which method stubs would you like tocreate? > > > > --> public static void main (String[] args): checked > > > > --> Constructor from superclass: unchecked > > > > --> Inherited abstract methods: checked > > > > > And clic on the finish button doesn't do anything: seems like my issue > > > > is not specific to Android SDK (just hypothesis, of course). > > > > > Any feedback would be appreciated. > > > > Thanks -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Beginners" group. 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