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I do have an existing project.
I want to change its

  1. Application name

  2. Project name

  3. Package name

  4. Icon

Is it possible to set them up again? I use Eclipse for IDE.

MKK
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For changing:

App Name:

Go to res->values->string.xml -> Change appname

App Icon:

Go to Android manifest -> android:icon = "@drawble/yourIcon"

Package Name:

In Eclipse, Right click on your project Android Tools->Rename Application Packege. For detail follow this LINK

Project Name:

Select your project, go to File Menu -> Rename or Press F2.

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Umer Farooq
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1-The app name is stored in string.xml file in value folder. You can change the xml file.

2-Just right click on the project click refactor -> rename.

3-How to change package name of an Android Application

4- Your Icon is sotred in res -> drawable folder in your project.

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you can do it in Application tag file manifest 

android:icon="your icon"
android:label="application name"

for change package you can right click on package and refactor->rename

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If you're using Eclipse, the easiest is to create a new project and copy over all the relevant sources and resources. (Leave the old icons behind if you're creating new ones.) I've found that trying to make those changes to an existing project tends to leave several loose ends that are hard to track down.

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  • That's a far cry from "the easiest". – 323go Aug 12 '13 at 17:55
  • @323go - It's actually very easy. I've done it several times (usually as a way to start a new project based on an old one) and it takes about a minute. It's just copy-and-paste of a few nodes from one project tree to the other in the Eclipse package explorer. – Ted Hopp Aug 12 '13 at 18:18