how to import com.android.camera package in a java project - java

Hi I am writing a test using UIAutomator API , however in my java project I want to import the com.android.camera package.
However I am always getting an error that this import cannot be resolved.
I have added the android.jar in my build path and rest of the things work fine.
However I am not able to import this package.


There is no such package in android, maybe you are looking for
com.android.hardware.Camera
class ?
if so try
import com.android.hardware.Camera;


The camera class resides inside the below package so try to import below package instead of com.android.camera add the below.
import android.hardware.Camera;


import android.hardware.Camera;
try to place it after your package name


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