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This represents the two lines of code that are required to get the activity_main.xml UI definition on
the screen—the super.onCreate( ) method call, and the setContentView( ) method call—as you
have been using throughout the book. After this code, which Eclipse wrote, you can get into testing
the EarthTime app in your Neptune Pine AVD that you created earlier in Chapter 2. As you can see
at the top of Figure 15-13, there is a Run Icon in the Eclipse toolbar. The icon uses a green video
(or audio) Play transport button.
Figure 15-13. The Run Application icon in Eclipse’s icon bar and the Package Explorer pane on the right
Figure 15-14. Click the drop-down arrow next to the Run icon and select the Run As ➤ Android Application sequence
Click the drop-down arrow next to the Run (Play) Icon to access the same Run As and Run
Configurations menu sequences that you have been accessing previously in the book by
right-clicking on the project folder. Select the Run As ➤ Android Application menu sequence,
as shown in Figure 15-14.