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| 1 | +The simplest way to set up this project is to use the project and classpath |
| 2 | +files in the tools/ide/eclipse folders. To do this: |
| 3 | +1) copy project and classpath files for the FinchFramework project into the |
| 4 | + project root as .project and .classpath, respectively. |
| 5 | +2) import the FinchFramework project into your eclipse workspace |
| 6 | + (be sure to use "Import Existing Project into Workspace", not "Import |
| 7 | + Existing Android Code into Workspace"!) |
| 8 | +3) repeat steps 1 and 2 for the FinchVideo project |
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| -Probably the simplest way to set up this project is to use the project and |
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| -classpath files in the tools/ide/eclipse folders. The more complete description |
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| -is that need to set up the Finch Framework project |
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| -($root/finch/framework/FinchFramework). You need to be sure that the directory |
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| -lib-src is on the build path. You will also need to set up FinchWelcome as a library: |
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| -1) import FinchWelcome into your workspace |
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| -2) for FinchWelcome, check Properties > Android and verify that it is |
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| - a library project (bottom half of the dialog) |
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| -3) in the project, use Android > Properties to add that project |
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| - to this one, as a library |
| 11 | +A more complete description is that you need to set up the FinchFramework |
| 12 | +project as an Android library: |
| 13 | +1) Set up this project. It will have compile errors. |
| 14 | +2) import the FinchFramework into your workspace |
| 15 | +3) verify that the FinchFramework project is a library project: |
| 16 | + check Properties > Android and look in the bottom half of the dialog |
| 17 | +4) Use Android > Properties > Add... in the lower pane, to add the |
| 18 | + FinchFramework project to this one, as a library |
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| -Using the normal eclipse project dependency mechanism will not work. |
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| 20 | +Using the normal eclipse project dependency mechanism will not work! |
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