1. Start the IDE with a fresh userdir (I did this by building from sources in NetBeans and running the suite from NB)
2. Create an Android project
The project shows unresolved references: JUnit libraries. This is because the Java kit is not activated, and the library manager is not populated. The workaround is to create a Java SE project - this enables the Java development features. The fix could be e.g. to have a dependency of the Android suite on java.kit.
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1. Start the IDE with a fresh userdir (I did this by building from sources in NetBeans and running the suite from NB)
2. Create an Android project
The project shows unresolved references: JUnit libraries. This is because the Java kit is not activated, and the library manager is not populated. The workaround is to create a Java SE project - this enables the Java development features. The fix could be e.g. to have a dependency of the Android suite on java.kit.
Changeset: 149bf8fdcd23
Author: radim
Date: 2009-07-26 22:30
Message: add dependency on Java kit to make sure the whole stack is there (including JUnit library definition and so on)
Issue #NBANDROID-43 - JUnit libraries not found after creating a project
radim added a comment - 27/Jul/09 05:31 AM Changeset: 149bf8fdcd23
Author: radim
Date: 2009-07-26 22:30
Message: add dependency on Java kit to make sure the whole stack is there (including JUnit library definition and so on)
Issue #NBANDROID-43 - JUnit libraries not found after creating a project
Bug
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JUnit libraries not found after creating a project
Hmm, works for me. Can it be related to use of ergonomics (that I turned off)?