It sounds like you don't have the Android Eclipse Plugin. I recommend downloading it from developer.android.com.
Also, this list is for the development of Cordova itself. For technical support questions, I recommend asking on Stack Overflow, or on the PhoneGap Google Group, you may get help more quickly. Joe On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 9:59 AM, Anis KADRI <anis.ka...@gmail.com> wrote: > AppInfo.jar is not necessary. It is only used by the cordova commands. > Do you have cordova-2.2.0.jar in your libs directory ? > > > On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Amos Hayes <aha...@gcrc.carleton.ca> wrote: > >> Hello. I've just downloaded the latest windows ADK 4.2 package for windows >> (which includes an eclipse environment) from developer.android.com and the >> Cordova 2.2.0 packages. >> >> I have followed the windows getting started guide. Well, more or less. I >> found >> >> http://simonmacdonald.blogspot.ca/2012/11/getting-create-command-to-work-on.htmlafter >> the fact and suggest that it does a bit better job for any windows >> users who aren't also familiar with unix-ish systems. >> >> Anyway, after creating the project at the command line (and telling it to >> locate the project in my ADK/Eclipse "workspace" folder, I was not able to >> File -> New -> Project... -> Android Project from Existing Code. It >> complained of an "Invalid project description." I was able to get around >> this problem by creating the project outside my workspace folder and then >> choosing to copy it in when adding it to Eclipse. Weird. >> >> Anyway, where I'm stuck now is with a persistent "The import >> org.apache.cordova cannot be resolved" error (along with other later ones >> which I have to assume are a result of that first one. I have tried >> cleaning the project and adding cordova/AppInfo.jar to the build path but >> I'm not having any luck. >> >> Any suggestions? Wish I knew more about java... but if I did I might not be >> trying to use Cordova in the first place. :) >> >> -- >> Amos >>
