Android source code imported into Eclipse __eclipse

Specifically, there are two different ways.

First type:
When you created Android project, you were choosing
Create project from existing source by selecting
Browse in your computer to find the code to introduce.

The second type:
You can create a applocation name
Package Name
Create activity
And the Android version of the same project.
After the establishment, click the right button to select Import and choose File System
Find the project you want to introduce and bring everything in.

Learn the source code of Android, such as browser (browser), MMS (MMS/SMS), Phone (phone), Contacts (contact) in eclipse may have errors, because there may be several below:

1, the use of APIs not included in the SDK (public release), there are two situations:

A class that is @hide annotated: These classes are hidden, most of which are under the com.android.internal package;

b Some Google proprietary APIs that are not included in the SDK, most of which are under the Com.google.android package

2, some AIDL interfaces declared by the framework layer are used to access system services, however these aidl are converted to. Java source code, so they cannot be accessed when compiling these applications in the SDK environment.

The solution is:

(Please note: The Out directory is under the full source code compilation environment (Linux), perform a full compiled output directory)

1, find those hidden classes, they are in the following two locations:

A, Out\target\common\obj\java_libraries\framework_intermediates/classes.jar;

B, out\target\common\obj\java_libraries\android-common_intermediates\ Classes.jar;

The. jar file that will be found, added as a user library to Project librarys dependencies in Eclipse, and placed in the order of the library above the Android SDK library.

In the Out\target\common\obj\java_libraries\ directory, there are many other specific application-related jar packages, .... ；

2, find those missing, compile-time only generated,. Java source files, which are usually in the following locations:

A, out\target\common\obj\java_libraries\xxx _intermediates\src directory, XXX is the name of the relevant module;

B, out\target\common\obj\apps\ XXX _intermediates\src directory;

The SRC directory that will be found, under Eclipse, is connected to project as part of the source code in the manner of link source.