Android integrating library app?

Activity.getApplication() returns an instance of the application class that was declared in the manifest in the application element. I don't see it in your pasted manifest.

Activity.getApplication() returns an instance of the application class that was declared in the manifest in the element. I don't see it in your pasted manifest. It's not enough to simply have the application class in your app.It must be explicitly designated as one in the manifest.

I maybe getting the wrong end of the stick so I beg the programming gods for forgiveness in advance. Assuming you are developing in Eclipse, is this not a simple case of having a project in Eclipse with the open source source in, which within the project properties has the option isLibrary ticked. In YOUR project's properties you can add a library and Eclipse will list the open source one (and any others that have the "isLibrary" checked).

Would you not simply select the open source project and add it. Your project will then add the library and build again? To access the open source project, now a library, you can use "import" statements to access any public methods that are exposed.

A good example of this setup process using an open source library project is Actionbar Sherlock to which I wrote a tutorial youtube that demonstrates visually what I have just written. It can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avcp6eD_X2k.

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