Have moved some classes to a library to reuse them.
This results in "XXX is not abstract and does not override abstract method
..." bug.
Moving them back or Linking "Sdk assemblies only" workarounds the bug.
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On Mar 13, 2012, at 10:45 AM, tsukrov wrote:
> java code files lack some overriden methods.
Do you mean the Android Callable Wrapper Java files, and that they're not
declaring some methods that the C# class is overriding? Or something else?
- Jon
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Have a simmilar bug to 2528 with classes from a library.
java code files lack some overriden methods.
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On Jan 28, 2012, at 5:08 AM, was wrote:
> Is this similar to Bug 2528 - still there in 4.0.3?
Yes, it looks like it's still in 4.0.3. The workaround with 2528 is to link
with SdkOnly, which is the default.
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Is this similar to Bug 2528 - still there in 4.0.3?
Regards...Andrew
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I'm not able to reproduce with the fragment you provided.
Which version of Mono for Android do you see this with? 4.0.3 had a few Java
generation fixes in it; please try with that.
Finally, look at obj\Release\android\src\**\NewsListAdapter.java, and see if it
contains a getView() method.
Than
Hello,
I have a project that I'm trying to build in Release mode. The project
compiles and runs on my phone without any errors, but when I go to build in
Release mode I get the following error. Below that is an example of the
BaseAdapter class that I'm implementing, which is based off the example
