1. If you import other people's code(based on jdk1.7 or 1.6) to your eclipse whose java compiler is 1.5, it will cause a problem. "@override" error is caused by incompatible jdk version. You can right click your project "Android tools" -> "Fix Properties" to fix it.
2. If you import a project without AndroidManifest.xml and project.properties, u cannot import them. U can choose to create project with existing code.
3. If ADT version is below 18, there exists "default.properties" instead of "project.properties" file.
4. If the error is "R cannot be resolved to a variable.", there must be some problem in your "res" file.
5. If you open a layout file and graphical view cannot be displayed normally, it's because the ADT haven't been loaded correctly. You just need to close the project and reopen it.
6. If you load project to android simulator, the console prints “Unable to execute dex: java.nio.BufferOverflowException. Check the Eclipse l” . The reason is you import the project directly, the project will create a jar named "Android Denpendencies", you add right click project->Build path, and remove the "Android Denpendencies" jar, it will be ok.
6. If you load project to android simulator, the console prints “Unable to execute dex: java.nio.BufferOverflowException. Check the Eclipse l” . The reason is you import the project directly, the project will create a jar named "Android Denpendencies", you add right click project->Build path, and remove the "Android Denpendencies" jar, it will be ok.