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I got this message in the DDMS:

Sending jdwp tracking request failed!

I didn't understand the reasons.

Is there a problem using a stream to get the image from the Internet and use the TabBar cause the use of them in different application didn't launch this errors?

A: 

I am also getting same.. in simple hello world application

please anyone knows about this help me

saimohanj2me
This is not a forum, don't use it like one.
Justin Johnson
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I often get that message when Eclipse is running; however, I see it in the Console view and not DDMS. It happens when I close an emulator it was linked to (e.g. the LogCat view was showing its log messages). It's never stopped me from actually developing or being able to install applications onto another emulator though. Restarting Eclipse has also always fixed that message.

Steve H
Evo 4G (had to use a third party driver) - fyi my app runs after restarting Eclipse. The same error continues to show on Eclipse though.
ina
A: 

Sorry, after a close look my problem was very simple

i forgot the Internet permission in the AndroidManifest.xml file ;)

so the solution was simple too :)

i add this line to it

ilredelweb
Could you mark this as the accepted answer to your problem then? That makes sure that people know you've solved the problem and makes it no longer show up in the "open questions" lists.
Steve H
A: 

what line did you put to fix the issue, I am having a similar issue except I am unable to use the file explorer in DDMS because all devices/files disappear after I resent the ADB, and this message displayed in the console "Sending jdwp tracking request failed!"

matt
sorry of being late. this Is the line : <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
ilredelweb
Well, it didn't fix my problem but thanks anyways
matt