Strange Android Permissions Issue

I recently decided to provide haptic feedback for the buttons in my app. I looked up how to get the Vibrator from the activity and arranged for my button object to call vibrate().

Truth be told, the first time around, I had in fact forgotten to set the permission android.permission.VIB开发者_高级运维RATE, but I quickly put that into the manifest once the exception was thrown.

The problem is that the app continues to throw a security exception claiming the app does not have the VIBRATE permission. I've uninstalled the app on the test phone. I've done a clean build of the project, even restarted Eclipse just for giggles, but nothing makes this exception go away.

Can anyone think of a reason why this would happen?

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The only time this has ever happened to me, it was due to Eclipse creating bad APKs. Maybe try deleting your bin folder entirely and then rebuild?

Also, I double check your manifest to be absolutely sure you spelled the permission properly.

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Are you sure you used <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.VIBRATE"/> and not just <uses-permission name="android.permission.VIBRATE"/>?