Cannot Create A New Android Project Using Eclipse
Solution 1:
I struggled with this for about an hour today and it started working. I think the key was to uninstall and reinstall the support library, then restart eclipse.
Note: I had to restart eclipse twice, after uninstalling the support library from within the SDK manager. Manually deleting the folder form terminal did not work for me.
Solution 2:
Open SDK Manager.exe
within the Android SDK r20 that you downloaded. In the list of software, scroll down to Extras at the bottom, and choose Android Support Library.
Solution 3:
Step 1: Open Android SDK Manager. In the list of software, scroll down to Extras at the bottom >> and choose Android Support Library >> Delete Package >> Delete complete restart eclipse
Step 2: Open Android SDK Manager. In the list of software, scroll down to Extras at the bottom >> and choose Android Support Library >> InstallPackage >> Installl complete restart eclipse >> Done
Solution 4:
Possible duplicate here. This is strange but works.
Go the SDK_Folder/extra/android and rename the folder compatibility to support. After that, restart the Eclipse.
Solution 5:
Following steps worked for me:
- Goto Help > check for updates > Select Android Tools Development and install it
- Restart Eclipse
- Eclipse asked me to update Android SDK Tool. I clicked on ok
- Android SDK Manager opened and I selected the options to install and update.
- After finishing, I restarted eclipse and created new android project.
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