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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Creating the Screen Layout Getting to Know Our Tools

Graeme Coppinger
Graeme Coppinger
999 Points

Hi Guys I am stuck with the emulator for the Fun Facts App, the emulator app does display "Hello World".

he message from the Gradle is :The system cannot find path. Build Failed. My system is windows 8.1 and android run as admin

Does Gradle specify a particular line of code that it runs into the error on, and can we see the .java code file it's referencing? It almost sounds like the RelativeLayout id is undefined, since the "hello world" message is so basic. Thinking about, my guess is that one of the id variables hasn't been defined.

Nicolas

Graeme Coppinger
Graeme Coppinger
999 Points

3 Errors 1st Convert a set of classfiles into a dex file, optionally embedded in a jar/zip. Output name must end with one of: .dex .jar .zip .apk or be a directory. 2nd - Positions options: none, important, lines. --multi-dex: allows to generate several dex files if needed. This option is exclusive with --incremental, causes --num-threads to be ignored and only supports folder or archive output. --main-dex-list=<file>: <file> is a list of class file names, classes defined by those class files are put in classes.dex. 3rd - Error:--ssa-blocks | --dot] [--ssa-step=<step>] [--width=<n>] [<file>.class | <file>.txt] ... Dump classfiles, or transformations thereof, in a human-oriented format. dx --find-usages <file.dex> <declaring type> <member> Find references and declarations to a field or method.