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It seems that many problems arise when people updated the ADT and SDK to the newest revision r17.
I have a problem generating the Javadoc for my Android JAR project that uses Android Bluetooth library. Using revision r16, the trick below works : 

-classpath "C:/Program Files (x86)/Android/android-sdk/platforms/android-13/android.jar"
-linkoffline http://d.android.com/reference "file:/C:/Program Files (x86)/Android/android-sdk/docs/reference"

But after I updated to r17, It happens again. I deleted the classpath line, because it is already included in r17, but I still got: 

error: package android.bluetooth does not exist

    and

error: cannot find symbol ....


It seems that no one has asked this question. Anybody can help?
Thank you.

sevare sertere
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  • For more information gp through this [thread](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5200234/javadoc-in-eclipse-failing-to-recognize-packages)! – Sachidananda Naik May 07 '13 at 12:00

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First make sure that you have given the proper Android Javadoc location to Android.jar file...

If not then do the following:-

Right click on Project >> Properties >> JavaBuildPath >> Select Libraries Tab >> Android X.X >> Javadoc location >> Browse Javadoc location from android installation folder (i.e file:/C:/#Android Installed Directory/sdk/docs/reference/)

Now add the following line in the VM Options Textfield (i.e in the last page) -bootclasspath C:/#Android Installed Directory/sdk/platforms/android-X.X/android.jar

Hope this post is helpful to you :-)

Sachidananda Naik
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  • Thanks! This solved my problem. In an ADT Project, the android.jar is not listed unded 'Referenced Libraried' so I think, that's why the Javadoc-Tool missed it. :) – Christopher Stock Aug 02 '13 at 09:41
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Add the android.jar(from android-sdk-linux/platforms/android-10/android.jar) in libs folder .

This can solve this question , but I know it is not the best.

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