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To: pyslent who wrote (13370)	12/7/2011 8:34:49 PM
From: sylvester80	Read Replies (2) of 32692

Yes, it is a 3.0+ API but fragments are supported from Android 1.6. For more information see: Compatibility Library. You have to use the compatibility libraries provided by Google. Here's how you use Fragments on devices < 3.0 Open Eclipse Window->Android SDK and AVD Available Packages->Android Compatibility package (install this) Once installed, right click the Android project you want to add Fragment support for. Build Path->Configure Build Path Libraries tab Add External JARs Add the android-support-v4.jar (should be in the android downloads folder under extras/android/compatibility/v4 Now you application supports Fragments. There are some key differences to using the compatibility package over using SDK 3.0+. For instance, the activity classes that use fragments must extend FragmentActivity not Activity. Enjoy!

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