Answer 1

If you have references to external sources put them in a zip file:

YourProject->rightClick->Properties->Java Build Path->libraries->..., and then most notably android.jar, but other libs can be the culprit too. Expand it and and select Source attachment, and then (if it doesn't say 'None') press the 'Edit...'-button. If that points to a directory waht you should do is compress that source-directory into a zip file and make the source attachment point to that file.

Apparently eclipse/adt feels the need to refresh sources on the file-system. When they're in a zip-file it seems confident that they have not changed....

Answered by: Robert435 | Posted: 26-02-2022

Answer 2

You could try disabling "Build automatically" from the Project menu.

Answered by: Vivian303 | Posted: 26-02-2022

Answer 3

First of all Eclipse has a cool feature called a Preferences menu which is located under the window menu located at the top of the screen. Inside there are all sorts settings for pretty much anything you could want to adjust, including the option to turn off Native file system hooks and polling (under General -> Workspace). This is the actual solution to your problem as disabling build automatically doesn't solve the external folders issue, as soon as you build your project it starts right back up with refreshing them. Just keep in mind that if you update your Android SDK at all you will probably need to right click on the root directory of your project and hit refresh after the update finishes.

Secondly, as far as Netbeans is concerned there are at least a half a dozen pages worth of forums posts and various methods for using the Android SDK with it that are also available through Google, I'd give it a look.

Answered by: Connie192 | Posted: 26-02-2022

Answer 4

I generally do the above step of turning off Automatic build and also try to have not more then 1 open project in my project list.

I myself am fed up of Eclipse from this. Importing a big android project 'ALWAYS' hangs my eclipse and i have to force close it and restart it.

P.S. I really wish google would create an Android plugin for Netbeans =(

Answered by: Robert684 | Posted: 26-02-2022

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