Can't Create Activity with Master/Detail Flow Template

I ran into the same problem after installing the latest Windows x64 Eclipse ADT package (on 6/27/2014) from developer.android.com as recommended in the Ben's video. The root directory name of the compressed download was "adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140624". When I created a new project using the Master/Detail Flow template, only the *ListFragment.java file showed up in the src folder. None of the *Activity.java files were created. After spending a few hours trying to troubleshoot the issue (including all of the suggestions provided previously in this forum), I reverted back to the original Eclipse ADT package that was provided by TeamTreeHouse in the Crystal Ball tutorial section. By going back to this, I was able to follow along with the BlogPost tutorial. Hopefully someone can figure out what's going on with the latest Eclipse ADT bundle from Android.

I have version 22.3.0 and was just able to use the template. This was a bug in an earlier version but has since been fixed. Strange that it's popping up again. Which version of Eclipse are you using? The one from Treehouse, the one from the Android Developer site, or a version you configured on your own? Which OS are you using?

Also, which Minimum Required SDK did you set when you created the project?

I have the same problem. It too bad.

Hi Ben. Thanks for the reply. I am on Window 7. I first installed the Android tools from Treehouse as part of the Crystal Ball project, but then re-installed the tools from the Android Developer site. I downloaded version adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20131030. I have both sets of tools installed in separate directories. After running the Android SDK Manager, it reports that Ive got the Android SDK Tools at 22.6. I also installed every previous version from 17 on. When I check the Eclipse version using File>Help>About ADT it reports Android Developer Tools Build v22.3.0-887826. When creating the project I selected API 11: Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) as directed in the video. I also tried a few other combinations of Min SDK and Target SDK, but always with the same error.

Ok I solved it. Here is what I did, I completely uninstalled my eclipse, including the metadata and .eclipse file. Then I downloaded the package from google, opened eclipse as admin, and NOT download or update anything from SDK manager this time. the master flow is working now. My guess is that, it's because last time I rushed to downloading everything available from SDK manager right after I got eclipse running, and there might be some buggy file out there, which has caused the problem.

btw, BEN YOU ARE FREAKIN AWESOME, I wonder why I pay my college 50K a year for those BS while I learn everything from you.

In eclipse, under help I tried "Installing new software" and attempted to manually install the updates for the tools and plugins, but after I clicked finished I received an error stating "No repository was found". I'm now going to attempt what Mr/s.Liu has suggested instead.

I've tried different combinations, and everytime I try to make the project, I always get errors by default.

Basically everything under MasterDetailsExample -> Source has errors, and I'm not sure how to fix them all. It seems related to libraries.

Here's the complete list: BlogPostDetailActivity.java BlogPostDetailFragment,java BlogPostListActivity.java BlogPostListFragment.java

FYI: Min req SDK: API 11 Target SDK: API 19 Compile With: API 19

ADT 23.0.3 Android SDK Tools 23.0.2

Thanks for your help. In the meantime, I'll just work on the other branch of the exercise.