I have no idea what I am doing wrong.
I want to create a path variable in my Android project, but everytime I get a NoClassDefFoundError.
test = test + ".turns"; //This is a simple String
List<String> turnlist = new ArrayList<String>();
Path testfile = (Path) Paths.get(test);
Logcat:
05-13 19:08:51.996: E/AndroidRuntime(23437): FATAL EXCEPTION: Thread-1108
05-13 19:08:51.996: E/AndroidRuntime(23437): Process: com.example.voicerecorder, PID: 23437
05-13 19:08:51.996: E/AndroidRuntime(23437): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java.nio.file.Paths
05-13 19:08:51.996: E/AndroidRuntime(23437): at com.example.voicerecorder.activities.RecordActivity$TestLoader.run(RecordActivity.java:201)
I have no idea what I am doing wrong.
EDIT
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You're trying to use java.nio.file.Paths
, which doesn't exist in Android as far as I can see. (Only some parts of the Java 7 API are supported.)
It's not clear what path you're looking for, or what you're going to do with the result, but consider using File
.
Edit, now that we know a bit more: You should not put your desktop JRE jar files in the classpath for an Android project. That's just asking for trouble. Without doing that, you'd have correctly got a compile-time error.
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