Adding Google Play services version to your app s manifest

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I m following this tutorial  https   developers google com maps documentation android start overview  on how to add Google Maps to an app within the Android SDK    The only problem I seem to be having is during this bit  I ve done everything else with no errors    Edit your application s AndroidManifest xml file  and add the following declaration within the    lt application gt  element  This embeds the version of Google Play services that the app was compiled with     lt meta-data  android name  com google android gms version   android value   integer google play services version    gt   The error is     No resources found that match the given name  at  value  with value   integer         google play services version      I ve tried to follow this persons solution to the same problem  Google Play Services Library update and missing symbol  integer google play services version   but I m still getting the same error  Any help please

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I did following steps to recover from this:

1) Import google play services as project into your android sdk. In my system it is found at C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702\sdk\extras\google\google_play_services\libproject\google-play-services_lib

2) Your android application-> properties -> android

In the window

2.1) Click on Google APIs in project build target 2.2) Add google-play services in bottom frame and click on OK

Hope it gives clear instruction on what to do !!

Thanks.

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In my case  I needed to copy the google-play-services lib FOLDER in the same DRIVE of the source codes of my apps   F  Products Android APP  java  lt - My Apps are here so I copied to folder below F  Products Android libs google-play-services lib

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You will need to add an  integers xml  file to your project s  res values  folder  The contents of the file should be     lt resources gt       lt integer name  google play services version  gt 4030500 lt  integer gt   lt  resources gt

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I had the same problem in Android Studio 1 2 1 1  It was just liske the other answers said  however  I was not able to find where to add the dependencies  Finally I found it under File- Project structure- Dependencies This menu will give you the option at add the dependency to the Google Play Services library

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Just add the library reference  go to Propertes -  Android  then add the library     then add into you AndroidManifest xml      lt meta-data             android name  com google android gms version              android value   integer google play services version    gt

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It is probably that your library is not linked to project properly or that you have older google-play-services library version so conflict appears and Eclipse got stupid    S  No you don t need to add anything in integers xml  When you link properly Google-play-services library to your project reference android value   integer google play services version  will be found and you are ready to go  When you add library to your project just do one more clean so funny Eclipse environment sweep-out things properly   If you hardcode somewhere this number when next play version come you would need to update it  And if you forget that  you will spend time again looking for bug    S   Hope it helped

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I got the solution     Step 1  Right click on your project at Package explorer left side in eclipse   Step 2  goto Android   Step 3  In Library section Add Library    google-play-services lib  see below buttes   Copy the library project at     lt android-sdk gt  extras google google play services libproject google-play-services lib    to the location where you maintain your Android app projects  If you are using Eclipse  import the library project into your workspace  Click File   Import  select Android   Existing Android Code into Workspace  and browse to the copy of the library project to import it  Click Here For more   Step 4  Click Apply  Step 5  Click ok Step 6  Refresh you app from package Explorer  Step 7  you will see error is gone

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try installing 4 0 30 as mentioned in this documentation  http   developer android com google play-services setup html

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From here     You should be referencing a copy of the library that you copied to   your development workspace   you should not reference the library   directly from the Android SDK directory    I faced this error because I referenced the original copy from SDK directory  Make sure that you first copy the library to android workspace and only reference it  In eclipse you can do it by checking  Copy projects into workspace  while importing the project

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For my case  I just restart my Eclipse and it works   I have been working for 2 weeks without shutting it down  I think it goes haywire   Thanks for the suggestion though Ewoks

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You can change workspace and than fix that problem and than import the fixed project back to your main workspace  Also the 4 steps should be in order hope it helps someone in the future

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In Android Studio you can fix this by simply adding this to your Gradle file   compile  com google android gms play-services 6 5 87    EDIT  Now  due to updates and new Gradle API the line you should use is   implementation  com google android gms play-services 12 0 0    One more important tip  Avoid using bundled version of Google Play Services  but consider declaring just dependencies that your app needs to reduce it size as well as to reduce unnecessary hit to 65k methods limit  Something like  i e  for Maps  this would be better than general play-services usage above   implementation  com google android gms play-services-maps 12 0 0

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This error can also happen when you ve downloaded a new version of Google Play Services and not installed the latest SDK  Thats what happened to me  So  as the others mentioned  if you try to import Google Play Services and then open the console  you ll see a compile error  Try installing all the recent Android SDKs and try again  if this is the case

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Replace version code with appropriate code of library version will solve your issue  like this     lt integer name  google play services version  gt   lt versioncode gt   lt  integer gt

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In my case i had to install google repository from the SDK manager

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I was getting the same error  I had previously installed the google-play-services lib for Google Maps  and it was working fine  but then when I later tried adding the meta-data entry to my Manifest I was getting the error   I tried all the above suggestions but nothing would link them properly  I finally removed the link from my project  project-properties-Android  remove google-play-services lib library   then removed from Eclipse workspace  deleted the files on the disk  and finally used the SDK manager to reinstall from scratch     That seemed to finally do the trick  now Eclipse has decided to allow me to leave the meta-data entry with no errors

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Can directly used as   android value  6587000    in place of   android value   integer google play services version    Cheers

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Simply removing the google play services library from the project and adding once again from sdk- gt extras- gt google folder solved my problem perfectly

[android] Adding Google Play services version to your app's manifest?

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