Try the following changes to your code. You have to define the button first, since it is of fixed width, and then place the EditText to fill the rest of the space, placed to the left of the button. The button also has to be defined first (prior to Android 2.2, that is).
I cannot see the button in the layout builder... the reason, I think is that the EditText width is fill parent so it fills parent pushing the button out. If you must use RelativeLayout, you need to define width of the EditText explicitly. Otherwise you may want to switch to horizontal LinearLayout and set weight of the edit box to "1".
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