“转换为Dalvik格式失败，错误1” - 仅在导出时

Question

I know this is a repeat question but I've read and tried every solution on this site and I'm still getting the error; also, I'm getting it ONLY when I export my signed apk from Eclipse. I'm able to build and run the unsigned apk.

I have:

• Deleted (and later restored) all libraries from the build path
• Cleaned and rebuilt all my projects
• Restarted Eclipse with -clean option
• Re-create the app project from scratch

I know error 1 means I have duplicate symbols but I've checked, clean and rebuilt my build path a million times and I still get the error, only when I export .

• If I had duplicate symbols, wouldn't I get an error 1 for my unsigned apk too?
• If I really do have duplicate symbols, how can I get Eclipse to tell me what they are? All I get from the export wizard is a one-line error dialog. :(
• I don't get any errors when I manually sign the apk, but when I install it on a phone I get a simple error: "Application not installed." :(:(

My project structure is as follows:

1. One Android library project with 99% of my code. It has one copy of the required jar files in the build path.
2. One Android app project with two classes. It references the library project via the Android tab, NOT the Java build path. There are no additional sources, projects or libraries referenced in the build path except for Android 2.1. I even re-created this project from scratch (I didn't re-created the library project because it's much bigger).

Everything was working a few days ago! Any suggestions are much appreciated!

Thanks in advance...

EDIT-UPDATE: The error goes away when I disable Proguard. Very strange.

Answer 1

This is an issue with Proguard in the Windows developer tools - edit Android SDK\\tools\\proguard\\bin\\Proguard.bat

Replace:

call %java_exe% -jar "%PROGUARD_HOME%"\lib\proguard.jar %*

with:

call %java_exe% -jar "%PROGUARD_HOME%"\lib\proguard.jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

Keep a reference to this solution because next time you update the SDK tools it'll probably be reintroduced (has been present in last few releases).

Answer 2

将您的Proguard升级到最新版本，即4.7 ...从http://sourceforge.net/projects/proguard/files/latest/download?source=files ....下载压缩文件然后复制“lib”和“ bin“从zip到你的sdk / tools / proguard /的文件夹来替换默认的或者说旧的”bin“和”lib“....尝试再次导出你的项目...

Answer 3

Go to project and unselect Build Automatically. Then Clean the project and Build all. Worked for me to export signed application package

Answer 4

This was driving me insane too. I tried everything, changed all my external libraries and so on but nothing worked. I tried a newer version of proguard without success.

Turns out I was using a library called "GridLayout" to support older devices. After I renamed the class "GridLayout" to "CustomGridLayout" it worked fine. Seems like you can't have duplicate class names.

Answer 5

Here was the key that worked for me

http://android.foxykeep.com/dev/fix-the-conversion-to-dalvik-format-failed-with-error-1-with-adt-14

Supposedly fixed in ADT-15, the workaround is

1) For each X_src element,right click on it and then Build Path > Remove from build path.

2) A popup will open. Make sure that “Also unlink the folder from the project” is checked and then accept it.

You can still debug into library code but you need to manage your breakpoints in those projects and then step through the code in the class file tabs.

Answer 6

I tried a few of the above solutions, and had no luck. Then, I closed Eclipse, and re-opened it, and was able to export successfully. If I try again however, it wouldn't work.

So, I think maybe I only get one successful export per "open" of Eclipse. Not an ideal solution by any means, but when all else fails give it a shot. It worked for me.

Answer 7

The accepted answer to this question (from 2011) did not work for me. However, the correct answer to this question is posted here:

Android export give a "Conversion to Dalvik format failed error1"

Answer 8

Unselect Build Automatically works for me. Tanks anjaneya;

0)Unselect Build Automatically 1) Clean the project 2) Build project. 3) Export Signed Application in Android Tools options.