parseSdkContent failed Could not initialize class android.graphics.Typeface
am getting this error often when i open a new project or run a project,or open a project.
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I just hit the same error on a Windows 64-bit Eclipse + ADT bundle installation that I downloaded yesterday. All the Google hits I've seen for this exact error message have been since June 29, 2014, which makes me think it's a bug only in the newest version of ADT. Do you think downloading an older version would solve it? – Josh Jul 10 '14 at 18:26
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i dono but,in the older versions in which i was using ,i dint get these sorts problem ...this is the first time getting like this errors often ,struck with this errors....but no solution yet,.........if i clear a error fron google,the next error occurs like parse sdk cont failed java.lang.exception.initializationerror. – kailash Jul 11 '14 at 05:41
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1I think these questions relate to the same Eclipse bug: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24636393/an-internal-error-occurred-during-launching-myapp-java-lang-nullpointerexcep http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24683482/eclipse-android-sdk-content-loader – Josh Jul 11 '14 at 18:47
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from https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=77726#c15:
Download the SDK platform for API 20 (4.4W)
Navigate to your sdk folder (should be like D:\EclipseWorkspace\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140321\sdk)
Go to platforms folder -> android-21 folder -> data folder
rename layoutlib.jar (for backup purpose)
copy the same file (layoutlib.jar) from your android-20 folder to this folder
restart Eclipse
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This is the right solution, seems like there is a problem with the layoutlib.jar in v21... – Martin Cazares Nov 21 '14 at 06:32
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This errors (parse sdk content failed /graphics,nullpoint exception,initiallization)occurs only when we install Android L packages in sdk,on my occasion.So just try in deleting the Android L packages,and install the lower version to that Android 4.4w. This process fixed me a solution.
thank you.....
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Same with me. This answer should be accepted if OP found this useful. – laketuna Sep 13 '14 at 19:11
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delete ~/.android
that seemed to work for me after restarting eclipse
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10Suggestions to delete items that don't provide an explanation for what is being deleted and why there is a reason to believe that this is the proper solution are dangerous. – Jason Aller Jul 12 '14 at 19:21
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I found after much trial and error that the easiest/safest way for me to fix this problem was by NOT deleting the entire ~/.android which has a bunch of unrelated but important data in it potentially, but by removing the directory(ies) in the ~/.android/avd directory. I had created a Nexus 7 AVD prior to attempting to use the GUI editor and that's when the parseSDKContent error started showing up. Removing the directory which in my case was in ~/.android/avd/Nexus7-AVD.avd cleared up the bug and allowed me to edit my activity in the graphical editor.
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Try defining the Android target of your project as Android 4.4w (API 20). You can do this in Project->Properties->Android. This might solve the problem.
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4.4W API 20 is for wearables. Most likely you should set it to 19 or 21 – Ganesh Krishnan Nov 03 '14 at 23:22
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I had the same problem. I was using Android API 21 as the target API and I got that problem when I open a xml file or some IDE options.
I solved the problem updating the installed software in the Android SDK Manager. I am not sure if updating all installed software is necessary or only the API 21 SDK Platform, but I have installed all avaible updates and it solved my problem.
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