R.java is
a file that the Android Eclipse plugins creates while building your application. R.java is
created under the "gen" directory. This file is generated from the information in the "res" directory. If you run select "Project" -> "Clean..." on the Eclipse menu, it will remove and then regenerate the R.javafile.
The problem "R cannot be resolved" happens when you change your package name in theAndroidManifest.xml file.
It uses your Android package name to create a subdirectory under the "gen" directory where it stores the R.java file.
Eclipse may have problems executing clean, because it is confused about where the R.java file
is when you have changed the Android package name. You can either rename the subdirectory undergen to
match your new package name, or you can change your package name back to the old name. Do the clean and then change the package name to the new name you want. This works best if you stop Eclipse from trying to build while you are changing the package name.
Under the "Project" menu uncheck the option to "Build Automatically" and also when the "Clean..." dialog asks if it should "Start a build immediately" uncheck the box so it doesn't try to build while you are changing the package name. After you have changed
the name you can turn "Build Automatically" back on again.
Note that if your AndroidManifest.xml file
package name does not match your Java package name, Eclipse will end up automatically adding an "import <your Android package name>.R;" line in all your.java files
that have any references to R. If you change your AndroidManifest.xml package
name, sometimes Eclipse does not update all of these added imports. If that happens, use the Eclipse refactoring (ALT + Shift + R) to change the import statement in one of your Java files to your
newAndroidManifest.xml package
name. It is best to do this while you have disabled "Build Automatically".
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