How to Write Jarlist Cache File While Creating Android Project

unable to write jarlist cache file Facebook SDK on Android

The Facebook sdk does not support API 8.
Select the project, click on Project>Properties > Android and choose a lower API.
If an error persists, try Project >Properties > Clean.

Everytime i try to create a new project ,by default project is created with a default library Appcompat_v7

You must have updated your editor or downloaded new adt bundle. appcompact v7 is added automatically now. As for the warining try selecting the project, click on Project>Properties > Android and choose a lower API. If an error persists, try Project >Properties > Clean.

Everytime i try to create a new project ,by default project is created with a default library Appcompat_v7

You must have updated your editor or downloaded new adt bundle. appcompact v7 is added automatically now. As for the warining try selecting the project, click on Project>Properties > Android and choose a lower API. If an error persists, try Project >Properties > Clean.

Errors in creating a simple android project

Here's how I fixed it for me, using Eclipse.

• Right click on the "appcompat_v7" project, select "Build Project" - Not sure if you have to do this step, but I had so I have included it.
• Right click on the "appcompat_v7" project, select "Android Tools" > "Add Support Library..."
• Accept the License, click the "Install" button, and it will download some files.
• Right click on the "appcompat_v7" project, select "Build Project"
• You should then be able to build your projects.

Oddly it apparently downloads support library 21.0.2, but I already have this library installed.

Errors in android project even on newly created projects, Something is not right please suggest

This happened to me after the update.U cant delete the previous installations directly like that.
Try re-installing the deleted packages ( SDK Build Tools) and make sure you are targeting the right version of android with right version of sdk.
Deleting the sdk after update of new one causes these issues

Eclipse Android Helloworld Blank

Google dropped support for Eclipse Android Developer Tools back in June 2015 so you might find inconsistencies with that IDE.

The Android developers blog is quite clear as to why:

To that end and to focus all of our efforts on making Android Studio better and faster, we are ending development and official support for the Android Developer Tools (ADT) in Eclipse at the end of the year. This specifically includes the Eclipse ADT plugin and Android Ant build system.

The official blog post can be found here.

I believe that continuing to develop in Eclipse will result in further errors the more you will progress.

My suggestion is to start your development using the official Android Studio IDE which you can find here.

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