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I'm trying to get my Hello, World application running in Android/Eclipse but running into the following issue. Anyone know what this is?
I have been able to successfully run the HelloAndroid application exactly twice over like 12 hours. On the rare occasion that it ran successfully, when I moved the mouse pointer over the emulator window, the window immediately closed and I received the following error:
I changed permissions for ddms: chmod +x ddms but then my emulator window would not display at all.
Then I killed the "emulator" in the System Monitor (Ubuntu) , then ran HelloAndroid again and it works!!
I don't know why I have to kill the emulator first to get it to run, but at this point, it's something I'm willing to live with. Hope this helps anyone having the same problem.
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