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how to build app with Realm in offline (android)
See original GitHub issuein some cases,we develop in offline, so i download realm jar ,put it into project.
error:
Error:(3, 0) Cause: com/neenbedankt/gradle/androidapt/AndroidAptPlugin
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@ledboot If Gradle offline mode is not enough, you can create a local maven repository to fetch the files from. This project here shows how it can be accomplished: http://ge.tt/2axpkVf2
It looks like the annotation processor hasn’t been executed. You might have to add
@RealmClassto your model classes.