Question

I am attempting to incorporate mopub adverts into my game and get the error "Could not find mopub-android-sdk.apk!" reported in eclipse's console window when attempting to run the game. I am puzzled as to why it should be looking for an apk file at all - surely an apk file is a wrapped up program to execute (correct me if I'm wrong) - but I think mopub is supposed to be a library. Surely all the mopub functionality should be built into my single game apk, shouldn't it?

EDIT: The console output looks like this...

 ------------------------------
 Android Launch!
 adb is running normally.
 Performing com.company.game.Splash activity launch
 Automatic Target Mode: using device '0123456789ABCDEF'
 Uploading Game.apk onto device '0123456789ABCDEF'
 Installing Game.apk...
 Success!
 Could not find mopub-android-sdk.apk!
 Starting activity com.company.game.Splash on device 0123456789ABCDEF

So it looks to me like its already installed my game.apk - why on earth would it then want to install mopub-android-sdk.apk?

EDIT: I just tried getting MoPub's sample demo working and that was fine. So now I'm suspecting its something I have set up incorrectly in my game project.

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Solution

You might have an unnecessary reference to the MoPub project in the Java Build Path section of your project's Properties. See the answer posted here.

OTHER TIPS

You should do just clean the project & build it again..

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