r.java-file

In android R.java is used to provide access to resources defined in XML files. To access the resource we need to invoke findViewById() method passing in the id of the resource to be fetched. This is similar to Spring where beans are defined in a XML context and are fetched by using application context. context.getBean("beanId") This provides loose coupling since the beans are defined externally and could be changed without making modifications to the code. This has me confused. Though what Android does looks similar to spring, what advantage does it offer? What is the point of having an

I am new to Android and am trying to run my first program. However, based on my searches across the internet, I think that I can't import mypackage.R because r.java has not been generated because of errors in my style.xml files. I have searched around trying to figure out how to fix these but I can't find a fix that works. The error in styles.xml is error: Error retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name 'Theme.AppCompat.Light' Does anyone know how to fix this? ![Errors in style.txt][1] Here is the code I am using: package com.example.test; import android.os

i was using Eclipse Helios but due to performance issues i changed to Eclipse Galileo and installed the ADT plugging, and added my sdk folder to Elcipse Preferences. Now R.java disappeared from all of my projects. How can i fix this, i did Project/Clean but that won't generate the files, there's nothing wrong in my xml and there's no out.xml in any of my projects. Thanks in advance I had this same issue today and figured it out. The reason this happens so often when including external/example files is because often times these examples reference layouts in your application, but do not have

Android applications have an automatically generated file called "R.java". Please explain its purpose. E.g. What is contained in it? What generates it? Duplicate: What is the concept behind R.java? jeet Every application uses resources such as strings, drawbles, layouts, and styles. Instead of hard coding such resources into an application, one externalizes them and refers to them by ID. The R.java file contains all those resource IDs, whether assigned by the programmer or generated by the sdk. R.java is where you have access to anything you have in your resources: Drawables Layouts Strings