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After importing a previously working package into my Eclipse IDE. All my packages started to create errors, especially due to the inability to find the directory of the native library containing "ANDROID_FRAMEWORK". After some mastery, I decided it was best to start again and do a clean IDE installation. I followed the google installation instructions
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Using the latest version of Eclipse Helios. I created a new directory and workspace without binding any of the resources from my old IDE, in fact I mixed up all this before reinstalling.
I created a new hello world project to test the installation. An error occurred after creating a new package.
"Unable to read / Developer _Android / Android-sdk / AndroidManifest.xml: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /Developer_Android/Android-sdk/AndroidManifest.xml (There is no such file or directory)"
Now this is what I have come across before. This is a new installation, although I do not know what might be causing this. If there is no OUTSIDE resource in Eclipse that sets a preference that I inadvertently changed and remained intact after my removal of the previous IDE.
Any Clarity that anyone can provide in this situation will be useful, since all dev work is FULL STOP.
Greetings
Brian
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