ACRA 4.4.0 .jar is broken about acra HOT 12 CLOSED

What I think you are trying to say is that the 4.4.0 is not yet available from Maven Central.
4.4.0 has no dependency on 4.3.1

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Maybe .. I never understand Maven. 😄
Why is it working with 4.3.1 ACRA jar in same directory?

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Maven just describes a build as a set of lifecycle steps and dependencies.
It's quite simple really.

Can you describe your setup a little more. When you say "Why is it working
with 4.3.1 ACRA jar in same directory?" what directory are you talking
about? Have you also copied ACRA-4.4.0 there? What is the actual build
output/symptom that you are seeing?

William

On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 10:27 AM, Arvid Gerstmann
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Maybe .. I never understand Maven. [image: 😄]
Why is it working with 4.3.1 ACRA jar in same directory?

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Ok. Sure. I build my apps with Eclipse IDE and Android ADT (obviously). My libs folder of my Android project contains the ACRA 4.3.1 jar and the 4.4.0 jar. My project only use the 4.4.0 jar as a library, the 4.3.1 jar is just there. Without the 4.3.1 jar the projects don't compile, because the imports can't be resolved (for example import org.acra.*;), but if I copy the old jar into libs its working.

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I would suggest that it your Exclipse config that is at fault. It sounds
like you have not added ACRA-4.4.0 to the compile path of your project.

William

On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 10:36 AM, Arvid Gerstmann
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Ok. Sure. I build my apps with Eclipse IDE and Android ADT (obviously). My
libs folder of my Android project contains the ACRA 4.3.1 jar and the 4.4.0
jar. My project only use the 4.4.0 jar as a library, the 4.3.1 jar is just
there. Without the 4.3.1 jar the projects don't compile, because the
imports can't be resolved (for example import org.acra.*;), but if I copy
the old jar into libs its working.

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I did, but there is something which messes everything up ...

Ok, now Eclipse isn't working anymore at all 👍

Edit: There have to be something wrong with 4.4.0. Because I rebuild my whole workspace AND android dependancies. Acra isn't appearing in Android dependancies.

Edit2: Well, its Eclipse. ANT compile fine. Weird …

Edit3: Ok, build .. but crash instantly. 😄

10-23 03:08:53.061: E/AndroidRuntime(22615): FATAL EXCEPTION: main
10-23 03:08:53.061: E/AndroidRuntime(22615): java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problems: 
10-23 03:08:53.061: E/AndroidRuntime(22615):    The import org.acra cannot be resolved

and so on

Edit4: If i drop the 4.3.1 jar into lib and compile with ant everything is fine. There have to be an issue on the lib side.

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I just tested the update on a test project I have that had a maven dependency to ACRA 4.3.0.
I edited the pom.xml to update the version of ACRA to 4.4.0.
The Eclipse Maven Integration plugin instantly updated to acra-4.4.0.jar in the "Maven Dependencies" build path library group.
The project builds and runs fine.

You can try:

• right click on your project / Maven / Update project

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Do you use a Maven plugin for Eclipse and if so, which one ?
In your Eclipse project, in the Configure Build Path dialog / Order and Export tab, Maven Dependencies must be checked. If you don't have any "Maven Dependecies" group, acra-4.4.0.jar must be checked.

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Ohh ... this is kind of awkward now. The issue is solved .. I guess it was to late yesterday, I imported the zip instead of jar. 😄

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So, you're not really using Maven to manage your project's dependencies ;-)

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Nope. Some of my libs aren't on maven and most libs are modified by myself.

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Arvid, you can load up any Maven dependency into your local Maven
repository. Ie you can use Maven even if all your deps aren't hosted on
Maven central.

On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 9:38 PM, Arvid Gerstmann
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Nope. Some of my libs aren't on maven.

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