Above the declaration of the MyApplication class, add the
@ReportsCrashes annotation with your Google Docs formKey as a
parameter.

At this point, I have the imports working:
    import org.acra.*;
    import org.acra.annotation.*;

but I get an error on @ReportsCrashes(formKey = "My Google Doc Key
Here")
stating "ReportsCrashes cannot be resolved to a type" as well as "The
attribute formKey is undefined for the annotation type ReportsCrashes"

What I have done differently from the guide up to this point is that
the application subclass is not in the package root; instead it was
integrated into an existing application subclass in a package with a
few other classes. I can't, however, see why that would make a
difference,

I have also tried downloading and copying a fresh .jar file into the
lib folder just in case the original file had been corrupted in the
download.

Any ideas?

I'm not sure what fixed it, but I did the following
- Removed the .jar file from the project
- Removed references in the build path
- Restarted Eclipse

What was odd was that the sources jar was somehow on the build path.
As well, when I removed the acra-4.2.2.jar, I was getting errors that
the javadoc file was necessary and could not be found.

In any case, it now works.

Michael

On Jan 7, 4:29 pm, Michael <michaell...@gmail.com> wrote: