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    <p>To expand on Yahel's answer, yes I think Ant is the way to go. It can be a bit intimidating, but it's urprising how well it works 'out of the box' without too much messing about. Customising it takes a bit of reading but I managed it, so I'll give you the benefit of my experience.</p> <p>Firstly create a sample application as suggested. Let's suppose you want it to be created in <strong>c:\junk.</strong> Then from your a command prompt in Android SDK\tools directory type:</p> <pre><code>android create project -t 5 -n AndSampleApp -p c:\junk\AndSampleApp -a AndSampleApp -k com.yourpackage.andsample. </code></pre> <p>( -t 5 gives you API level 7, type 'android list targets' to see other options)</p> <p>Let's assume you've been building your projects in an Eclipse workspace (it's /dev/projects/EclipseHelios/AndroidWorkspace on my machine). Copy the sample app's build.xml and build.properties to the project folder in Eclipse</p> <p>and edit the newly created build.xml and remove the line</p> <pre><code>&lt;project name="AndSampleApp" default="help"&gt; </code></pre> <p>and replace it with just:</p> <pre><code>&lt;project&gt; </code></pre> <p>Now edit the the newly created build.properties which will be empty except for comments and add (customisng where necessary):</p> <pre><code># The password will be asked during the build when you use the 'release' target. # OH NO IT WON'T! IF YOU PUT THE KEYS &amp; PWDS IN AS BELOW - It'S AUTOMATIC # Customised (hard coded) section --------------------- projectname=YourActualProjectName # Line below is the parent folder of where the sources are workspace.dir=/dev/projects/EclipseHelios/AndroidWorkspace # Line below is where you want the binaries to go outbasebase.dir=/dev/projects/AntBuilds key.store=c:/users/you/your-release-key.keystore key.alias=your_release_alias key.store.password=YourSecretPassword key.alias.password=YourSecretPassword #------------------------------------------------------ ant.project.name=${projectname} base.dir=${workspace.dir}/${projectname} source.dir=${base.dir}/src outbase.dir=${outbasebase.dir}/${projectname} out.dir=${outbase.dir}/bin layout.dir=${base.dir}/res/layout </code></pre> <p>If you then get a command line prompt in /dev/projects/EclipseHelios/AndroidWorkspace/YourActualProjectName</p> <p>and type 'ant release', you should end up with a built and signed apk in /dev/projects/AntBuilds/YourActualProjectName</p> <p>You should be able to customise the assets location by the adding an <strong>assets.dir</strong> entry in the build.properties</p>
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    1. COThanks, Nick, I am still getting the error: "taskdef class com.android.ant.SetupTask cannot be found using the classloader AntClassLoader[]" - have updated original post with this info.
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    2. COTake a look here, it seems the properties do not accept non ascii characters : http://blog.klacansky.com/matter-code/ant-taskdef-class-com-android-ant-setuptask-cannot-be-found
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    3. COThanks, Yahel, I found that link - I don't think I'm breaking any non ascii rules with "/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86". I will add to these answers later today with info on how I got aapt to work.
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