I cant include Aquery in my project!

[erizet]

Hi, I need help. :)

I have cloned AQ from Github, and import it to my Android project. I have checked that it is marked as "Library".

The in my project I add as a library reference.

I dont get any compiletime errors, but when I try to run my project in the emulator I always get:  Could not find class 'com.androidquery.AQuery'.

When I reopen the properties->Android it shows a red cross(that indicates an error or something that is missing) befor AQuery that I referenced before. Remove the reference and add it agin doesnt make any difference.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks!

[Max Klimenko]

Use compiled jar file.

15.09.2012 11:05 пользователь "erizet" <erik.zett...@gmail.com> написал:

[Peter Liu]

just link the src folder. aquery have no res. much easier that way.

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[erizet]

How do I do that?

When I tried Properties>Java Build Path and the Source-tab,then Link source...

I got the following error:

 The folder is already a source folder.

[erizet]

I changed the name of the src folder to something else. Efter renaming the folder I got it working. 

Thanks for helping me!

[Peter Liu]

after you pick the src folder change src string to aquery or something else

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[Owlen]

I must start by saying that the documentation for the install process are lacking. This looks like a great library for a newbie like me, but so far I only used "compiled" libraries where I placed the .jar in the libs folder and not a full source library, so the process is unclear. 

I've added the downloaded source as is to the libs folder and renamed it to "aquery". I right clicked it in the eclipse IDE and chose Build Path -> Use As Source Folder.

in the Java build path, under the sources tab I have myProject/libs/aquery listed. I don't see it listed under the "Libraries" tab. Should it be listed there?

What am I missing? 

Thanks in advance!

[Peter Liu]

Hi Oren,

There are two ways to do it.

Jar only:

https://code.google.com/p/android-query/downloads/list

You can download the jar and put it into "libs", and that should work if you are using eclipse. Otherwise add the jar to build path as well.

Source:

https://github.com/androidquery/androidquery

Fork it or download the source, inside the project, there's a "src" folder.

Include that folder as a source folder (in eclipse its "Link Source" in java build settings) or just copy the content inside to your own source folder.

Let me know if it works for you. :)

Thanks.

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[Owlen]

It worked, of course. I have no idea what led me to unpack the .jar in the first place. It's absolutly the same process as other .jar s I've used.

I would still argue in favor for a short "installation" section here: https://code.google.com/p/android-query/wiki/HomePage

I already use MarketService in my project.

Thanks for creating this lib!

[Emmanuel Wakey]

please i have never used a library before and i have no idea of how to add this library to my project for it to work. please help me, i already downloaded the .jar file. Thanks in advance!

[Jason F]

Asumming you're using eclipse: Add the JAR file to your LIBS folder. Open the LIBS folder and then RIGHT CLICK > ADD TO BUILD PATH.

Should be good to go after that.

[babji mullakuru]

go to gradle scripts--> build.gradle(Module:app) and the following text into dependencies

gependencies{

compile 'com.googlecode.android-query:android-query:0.24.3'

}

then sync project with gradle scripts...you can declare the Aquery aq=new......  it ill automatically import the class by pressing alt+enter