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Aleks Shamis
938 PointsSource not found problem in BlogReader app
I was working on a BlogReader app and was about to see a list of posts in my app when I started to get an error about Source not found. Please, see a screenshot from debugging mode https://www.dropbox.com/s/w50bt07k08ok5gn/Screenshot%202014-08-16%2014.42.34.png and a screenshot of Java perspective https://www.dropbox.com/s/iswzx8v1q4sc8ke/Screenshot%202014-08-16%2014.43.16.png . Note a little icon on top of src and gen folders. Would appreciate any pointers on how to resolve this.
2 Answers
Harry James
14,780 PointsHello,
The icons are perfectly normal. They just mean that there is packages within that directory.
As for the error, is it causing you to not be able to run the app (Or is LogCat throwing errors when you try to?). If so, provide a log of these errors.
If not, I assume that the problem is just that Eclipse can't find the file that's opened. I don't recognise it and don't think I have it in my program so, I'd just close the file with the source error from the viewer. I guess it just somehow opened up :s
Aleks Shamis
938 PointsThank you for the reply. I was able to resolve the problem by comparing code in downloaded project files to my code. Problem was in handleBlogResponse() function.
Also, it should be noted that there is a significant discrepancy in code in the video lecture and corresponding project files. Code in the video does not actually work. This is in reference to this lecture http://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-a-blog-reader-android-app/adapting-data-for-display-in-a-list/filling-our-string-array-and-creating-the-adapter-2 .