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I can’t create a netbeans android project because it appears on my screen.
when I select an android platform it give bug message
why is this happening..
be all installed.
THAT IS THE ERROR MESSAGE
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According to the documentation:
To avoid Conflicts with other Developers, you should use Internet Domain Ownership as the Basis for your package Names (in Reverse). For example, Applications Published by Google start with com.google. You should also Never use the com.example namespace when Publishing your Applications.
The package name serves as a Unique Identifier for the application. It’s also the default name for the application process (see the element’s process attribute) and the default task Affinity of an Activity (see the element’s taskAffinity attribute).
The package name serves as a unique identifier for the application and to avoid conflicts you should use the internet domain of the reverse application owner, for example, Google apps start with com.google. For level testing you can use the package name com.testes that would be the opposite of a supposed http://testes.com.
There is probably some verification that is based on the fact that no domain has only one part, so the IDE tests if your package has at least two part, if it does not have it does not allow you to proceed.
Reference: Android Developers
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Just to top it off: the right thing is to use your main domain + 'Subdomain' (it may not really exist) to better identify your application, because if I make two apps with the name.google will give conflict, for this should be used with.google.meuprojeto
– Olimon F.
@Olimonf. is vdd, I missed talking about Ubdomain. I ended up clinging to the text of the documentation and in case it omits the details of what comes next from the
com.google. Thank you for pointing out.– Math