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    copied!<p>I'm trying to create an Android application in Eclipse using the Maven plugin and the m2eclipse-android-plugin as well. Things were going "ok" until recently. I'm using Helios on Ubuntu and have the latest JDK (removed the default one installed by Ubuntu).</p> <p>The project references two libraries that I've also created. One is an Android specific utility project and generates the .apklib (successfully). The other library is a more general purpose set of utilities not specific to Android which produces a JAR file. Both of these projects are also built using the Maven plugin for Eclipse. In addition, I've verified that both the .apklib and .jar files are in the local repository and both included all of the generated class files as would be expected.</p> <p>When it goes to build the .apk file, I'm getting a "cannot find symbol" on a class in my Android project where the symbol is a class from the non-Android utility JAR file. For some completely bizarre reason, the class file cannot be found inside the JAR file. I verified that, in fact, the JAR file is in my local maven repository and that the class file is in the JAR file. I've also run the maven install command with debugging on, copied the command line that gets fed into the Java compiler. When I execute that command in a console, I receive the SAME error (indicating that it's a Java compiler error and not a Maven error).</p> <p>Has anyone else run into this type of situation before? It's extraordinarily strange and I've completely combed the command line for potential issues and, best as I can tell, everything seems correct.</p>
 

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