Inflate mapview second time throws exception?

Did you miss something in the Main. Xml? I can't see the com.google.android.maps.

MapView and you didn't close the LinearLayout However, the problem is that you are only allowed to instantiate a single MapView in a MapActivity. I think, that everytime you do setContentView(R.layout. Main) your mapview will be inflated and MapView is instantiated.So, you may better create the MapView in Code and take care, that you instantiate it only once: if (mapView == null) mapView = new MapView(this, "your-api-key") and findViewById(R.id.

LinearLayout01). AddView(mapView).

Did you miss something in the Main. Xml? I can't see the and you didn't close the LinearLayout.

However, the problem is that you are only allowed to instantiate a single MapView in a MapActivity. I think, that everytime you do setContentView(R.layout. Main); your mapview will be inflated and MapView is instantiated.So, you may better create the MapView in Code and take care, that you instantiate it only once: if (mapView == null) mapView = new MapView(this, "your-api-key"); and findViewById(R.id.

LinearLayout01). AddView(mapView).

I have a simple Android activity that should present some status both on a mapview and in textual form. I have done this as two layouts that I swap between with setContentView(). At start it works fine, display the map.

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