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Error importing to facebook sdk

I had a facebook skd download import it into my eclipse add v4 jar file and change complier to 1.6, but still it gives me an error in the FacebookAppLinkResolver class

import bolts.AppLink; import bolts.AppLinkResolver; import bolts.Continuation; import bolts.Task;

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1. Open the project properties

2. Select "Java Build Path" in the menu on the left.

3. Select the "Libraries" tab

4. Click "Add External Bank"

5. FIRST IMPORTANT STEPS: - Select the “bolts” file in the “libs” folder of YOUR CURRENT PLACE FOR THE PROJECT (the path should be | your project, not the android sdk).

6. Select the "Order and Export" tab and the "TICK" checkbox "android-support-v4.jar"

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Download the sdk for the Bolts library from https://github.com/BoltsFramework/Bolts-Android and add this project to your facebook sdk project.

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Or, if you use Gradle, you can add this to your Gradle file:

 dependencies { compile 'com.parse.bolts:bolts-android:1.1.3' }

Facebook is also available, so you do not need to add this manually. To enable both, use the following:

 dependencies { compile 'com.facebook.android:facebook-android-sdk:4.5.0' compile 'com.parse.bolts:bolts-android:1.1.3' }

You can check the latest version of Bolts here .

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The answer to amalBit works fine for Eclipse. Here is the equivalent of Android Studio. I encountered this error after updating to the latest version of the Android SDK.

  • File →
  • Project Structure →
  • Select the Facebook module on the left.
  • Select the Dependencies Tab
  • Click the + button at the bottom of the Window
  • Select File Dependency
  • In the libs folder, you should see the bolts.jar file that you copied when updating the SDK.
  • Select bolts.jar and click OK
  • Then click "Apply" and "OK"

Running Gradle Sync (happened automatically for me) should fix the error.

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I had the same problem. Check the facebook-sdk / facebook folder to see if there is a libs file (not a directory)

So, I think that the Android studio was not able to import the libraries as a directory, but instead included the libs file with "../libs" in it. Not sure if this is a problem with facebook-sdk, a problem with git cloning, or a problem with an Android site.

Decision:
1. delete the dummy libs file
2. manually copy the libs directory
3. remove the dependency in the project structure
4. add it manually by pressing + sign

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