Just yesterday eclipse gave me following error: "an error has occurred. see the log file"
I searched the internet about what to do, and tried this solution: http://bugsanddebugs.blogspot.de/2010/06/when-eclipse-says-error-has-occurred.html Basically:" i deleted: /YOUR PATH TO WORKSPACE/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources "
After that I could open up Eclipse again, my whole workspace was gone though. Because that didnt work, i put the deleted file back into place. So my workspace is just like it used to be now. Now i can open eclipse, but it does not load any projects into itself. It is plain empty
The big problem was however, that i saved my latest project only to an apk file which i cannot acces now. I tried decoding it with the apktool and apktool-install-windows-r05-ibot.tar. The folder i get out of it is corrupted tho. The xml files are not in the right shape and the src code is in smali files.
But there must be another solution I believe. Before the incident, i could open eclipse and all my projects where there, even though i never saved them in their latest state. So where does eclipse save those projects? Can I somehow do a backup and tell eclipse to load my old workspace? I did not change the path eclipse uses as its workspace, but it is not loading anything in there. Eclipse is just plain empty when i open it now. In my folder org.eclipse.core.resources I can see all my projects listed, but when i go deeper there is only .indexes, .org.eclipse.jd.core, .loctation, .markers in there.
I would be so happy if any of you could help me. Greetings, Marvin.