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Fragment Backport requires seperate class for the backport and for the honeycomb?


Am I missing something important in this, or do you have to maintain a seperate version of all your fragments for the backported classes, and for the native honeycomb fragments?

-- Attempting to use the backported fragments on honeycomb was expected to do a fall-through and use the native, not crash because of a ClassCastException

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Solution

  • Oh my, well don't I feel silly.

    Found the problem -- I was running a preview version of the emulator, I never remembered to delete it and replace it with a level 11 instance -- works fine in the final Honeycomb emulator.