java - Resources don't contain package for resource number -

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i'm trying write simple app widget has config , uses alarmmanager update @ faster pace (it's clock needs current). followed google's examples on how their documentation.

now here's what's going on, clock uses various images display time , when file installed on emulator following error:

resources don't contain package resource number 0x7f0700e5

it says 15 different things varying between drawables, drawables-hdpi , strings. @ first thought this solution might fix issue i'm following google's code @ point.

here's how config file setup:

@override protected void oncreate(bundle savedinstancestate) {     log.d(tag, "oncreate");     super.oncreate(savedinstancestate);      setresult(result_canceled);      setcontentview(r.layout.config);      configokbutton = (button)findviewbyid(r.id.btnconfok);     configokbutton.setonclicklistener(btnconfokonclicklistener);      intent intent = getintent();     bundle extras = intent.getextras();      log.d(tag, "oncreate-if(extras !- null)");     if(extras != null) {         mappwidgetid = extras.getint(                 appwidgetmanager.extra_appwidget_id,                 appwidgetmanager.invalid_appwidget_id);         log.d(tag, "oncreate-mappwidgetid = " + string.valueof(mappwidgetid));     }      log.d(tag, "oncreate-if(mappwidgetid == appwidgetmanager.invalid_appwidget_id");     if(mappwidgetid == appwidgetmanager.invalid_appwidget_id){         log.d(tag, "oncreate-invalid appwidget id");         finish();     } }  private button.onclicklistener btnconfokonclicklistener = new button.onclicklistener() {      public void onclick(view v) {         log.d(tag, "onclick");         final context context = wordtimewidgetconfig.this;          appwidgetmanager appwidgetmanager = appwidgetmanager.getinstance(context);         wordtimewidget.updatewordtimewidget(context, appwidgetmanager, mappwidgetid);          // puts clock on schedule keep updated current time         log.d(tag, "onclick-creating alarmmanager");         intent intent = new intent(wordtimebroadcastreceiver.wordtime_update_intent);         pendingintent pendingintent = pendingintent.getbroadcast(wordtimewidgetconfig.this, result_ok, intent, 0);         alarmmanager alarmmanager = (alarmmanager)getsystemservice(alarm_service);         calendar calendar = calendar.getinstance();         calendar.settimeinmillis(system.currenttimemillis());         calendar.add(calendar.second, 10);         alarmmanager.setrepeating(alarmmanager.rtc, calendar.gettimeinmillis(), wordtimewidget.clock_update_rate, pendingintent);          log.d(tag, "onclick-saving alarmmanager");         wordtimewidget.savealarmmanager(alarmmanager, pendingintent);          log.d(tag, "onclick-creating intent , finishing method");         intent resultvalue = new intent();         resultvalue.putextra(appwidgetmanager.extra_appwidget_id, mappwidgetid);         setresult(result_ok, resultvalue);         finish();     } };

this seems pretty straightforward. real weird thing might going on i'm passing widget config context in updatewordtimewidget(context, appwidgetmanager, mappwidgetid); call.

so doing wrong? appreciated. can supply more code if need be.


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