Two Eclipse Android Projects: One is a widget, one is a normal app. How to connect? -

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Downside is my code to my app's class Search.

  intent to intent = new intent (reference, package for main activity; Pending pending vertical positioning = pending.activity (reference, 0, intent, 0); Remote power view = new remote power (context.getPackageName (), R.Lay Out.man); View.setOnClickPendingIntent (R.id.widget_textview, pending pending);   
 Package for MainActivity is a completely separate project in Eclipse.  
 So I added the package for the menactivity for my widget, and put it in my widget in front of the order.  
 Create an order:  
 - & gt; The main activity package & lt; -  
 Widgets / src  
 Android 4.2.2  
 Android dependencies  
 The app is already on my emulator, and works fine Does.  
 The widget works fine without trying to connect to the app (so without those 4 lines)  
 What I find here, when I try to connect two , And is installed on the emulator:  
 [widget] ------------------------------  
 [Widget] Android Launch!  
 [Widget] ADB is running normally.  
 [Widget] No launcher activity found!  
 [Widget] Launch will only sync the application package on the device! [Widget] Sync  
 [Widget] Auto target mode: Compatible AVD 'NexusS' is running using the existing emulator 'emulator-5554'  < P> [Get Width] widget on 'emulator-5554'. Uploading the app.  
 [Widget] Installing Widget.apk ...  
 [Widget ] Success! [Widget] found project dependence, installed: main activity  
 [main activity] already posted application. There is no need to reinstall.  
 [widget] / on / widget / bin / widget .apk install  
 [widget] done!  
 is thrown to the widget but does not work only shows the default string value. In the code in the code there is an error  
  intent = new intent (reference, main & Lt; package for activity; silent activity class;);   
 It basically says "class not found"  
 Any help on how to get this class? Should you try to link it before accepting?  
 Note that there are 0 problems with this code in Eclipse. It assumes that other projects have been imported, and classes can be made.   
 
 
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