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Getting started with DropboxAPI, class not found

I am trying to use the Dropbox API for the first time, but I am getting this error when launching my application.

Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.dropbox.client2.session.Session$AccessType

I saw a guy with the same problem on Dropbox forums, and the solution was to rename the class path to libs / instead of lib /. I did this and did not work.

I get the error here:

final static private AccessType ACCESS_TYPE = AccessType.APP_FOLDER;

any ideas?

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My mistake, the problem was in classPath.

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This problem occurred when I imported Dropbox jars as follows: eclipse project menu → Build path → Configure build path → Libraries → Add external JARs;

, "libs" Project Explorer, "libs" "Import..." → File System. libs. .

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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.dropbox.client2.session.Session $AccessType

private AccessType ACCESS_TYPE = AccessType.APP_FOLDER;
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Step to install jar file for dropbox.

u must add dropbox-android-Sdk.jar file as library.

Add to build path and then go to properties.

go in java build path and click order and export and click that dropbox-android-sdk.jar file.

u can also add jar and locate your dropbox-android-sdk.jar file and then ok.
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Jobs at Eclipse (Luna). I can solve the error Project-> Properties-> Java Build Path-> Order And Export, and then check the box (in my case for Dropbox 1.6.3) two Dropbox jbox files, Then a normal clean project and launch follow.
This can be reproduced by removing check marks from the fields in the Order and Export dialog box.

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Please check the libs project name, its correct name is libs. enter image description here

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