And to clarify, when you put an external library in the /libs folder, it
is no longer necessary to add it as a dependency through Eclipse - the
Android plugin will do this automatically.
Hi, Try placing anet-java-sdk-android-2.0.5.jar from the "lib" folder,
into a new folder called "libs". This is in accordance with the new
Android guidelines of putting external libraries in the /libs folder of
the project directory. That should make...
Try putting anet-java-sdk-android-2.0.5.jar in /libs folder, not /lib.
The new version of the Android SDK requires external libraries to be
placed in the /libs folder; that should fix your problem.
Hi, Try putting the external libraries in the /libs folder of your
project, rather than /lib. The newer Android SDK looks in the libs
folder, and will give you this error if the dependencies are located
elsewhere.
