Someone please tell me page where how to install adt plugin for eclipse juno is described
Hi caponer, to do that u need to provide the url https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse from within eclipse. Then provide the location of android sdk. You do not need eclipse or adt to develop android apps though. You can use sdk instead.
Baaaaa I get http method not allowed error. Please help
That's because you used wrong url. Type https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse
That solved it. Thx
Its just hung on calculating requirements and dependencies
Wait
Ok I have installed the adt plugin - the ndk tools because some component was missing and now I am downloading sdk rev to resolve version issue.
Atta boy. No quickly write hello world app and post it
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I'm trying to setup eclipse for Android but have run into an issue.
I'm following the guide here: bah, I can't post outside links from being a new user. But if you go to developer (dot) android (dot) com/sdk/eclipse-adt.html -- This is the part that I'm stuck on.
I've got eclipse to download the ADT plugin, but when trying to follow "Configuring the ADT plugin" I open the preferences via Windows > Preferences (step 1), but there is no "Android" option on the left hand side as indicated in step (2).
Any idea why this would be happening?
Thanks,
~kb
EDIT: This should really be in the base android development forum. I've messaged a moderator to hopefully get it moved, sorry for posting it in the wrong forum.
The Android option is not coming up under Window>Preferences in Eclipse after installing the ADT?
One reason that this may be occurring is because of Windows 7 security settings. Try starting up Eclipse with “Run as administrator.”
1) Start Eclipse with ‘Run as administrator’ (It may ask to change workspace directory. I just made it c:\workspace temporarily.)
2) Download the ADT plug-in with Eclipse as directed in the Android documentation
3) Profit
Note: I did not have to run as administrator every time. Once it was installed I could see it when I started Eclipse normally, but I had to set the Android SDK directory again.
-Rob
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this is happening to me also, but it was on ubuntu after i upgraded from lucid to maverick. ...i hate upgrading ubuntu...
Did you guys find any solution yet? I can't see "Android" under preferences either. And I upgraded to Ubuntu 10.10 recently.
I don't think the dev kit works well with Eclipse 3.6.
Try the 3.5 download
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-java-developers/galileosr2
It is 3.5.
eclipse : issue fixed
I just signed in as I wanted to let you know about that issue I got.. fixed !
I tried several tricks so to speak, uninstalled Eclipse, uninstalled ADT plugin, reinstall the SDK, tried with and without adding the SKD path to the $PATH...
Using linux, I just deleted the .eclipse directory that was in my home directory.
You will have to add the repository for the ADT plugin to be installed, install the plugin... and restart Eclipse (not to mention you'll have to reinstall ALL the plugin you added, correct me if IM wrong).
Then you should be able to set the preferences about the SDK path... and have a new menu item (new project -> android )
Dont ask me what happened while upgrading my ubuntu from 10.04 to 10.10, I actually didnt take some time to investigate about it (ubuntu64 10.10)
(sorry about my english by the way)
Cheers,
Fabrice (France)
you're welcome.
Thanks LinuxFab, I'll give it a try.
Did this work?
I'm using a mac, so I'm wondering if this fix at least worked for ubuntu, lemme know! Thanks
Hey all I was wondering if someone could help me out in installing and setting up eclipse. I tried before and ended up installing something called glassfish3 or something like that so what would be ideal is a list of links to the downloads I need to get maybe in the order I need to install them in? =P It would really be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
D3luSi0n4L
Anyone? Please! I have the JDK & Java & Eclipse installed and Eclipse will not startup, I get an error....
"A Java Runtime Enviroment (JRE) or Java Development Kit (JDK) must be available in order to run Eclipse. No Java Virtual machine was found after searching the following locations:
C:\eclipse\jre\bin\javaw.exe
javaw.exe in your current PATH"
Someone suggested that I need to install the SDK but I thought that was only needed specifically for Android? & Before i setup Android I'd like to have Eclipse fully functional to avoid and problems that could occur. I installed Eclipse for EE Developers or whatever, the biggest file they and I installed JDK 6 Update 21
Eclipse (Top One) : eclipse*dot*org/downloads/
Java : oracle*dot*com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
D3luSi0n4L
I'm almost close of not asking any more questions but I had problems with apk manager, I got it right, and I had problems with Avabox, and I got that right but now I'm having problems with Eclipse. I installed basically both files of Eclipse the big file and the small fiile (I didn't know which one I needed).
when I open the eclipse program I get this message:
"Failed to load the JNI shared library : c:\program files (x86)\java\jre6\bin\client\jvm.dll
I don't know what this means. can someone help me? thanks.
Sorry I'm also a noob at installing eclipse, but thought this might be a good place to ask my question too. I found a tutorial on how to install everything (i.e. eclipse, JDK, and SDK) put it said I needed to change my PATH to point to /tools and now after doing that I can't open eclipse. I go the same error you did in your first post. I'm thinking I needed the other lines that were in the PATH, but now I don't know what they were.
If you follow the steps here, it is fairly simple and easy:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
You have to download first de java JDK (jre is not enought) and then download and instal eclipse... Just follow the instructions on the link
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I've gone through this and had eclipse up and running. Even created some AVDs. Here is the part that screwed it up though.
"On Windows, right-click on My Computer, and select Properties. Under the Advanced tab, hit the Environment Variables button, and in the dialog that comes up, double-click on Path (under System Variables). Add the full path to the tools/ and platform-tools/ directories to the path. "
D3luSi0n4L said:
Anyone? Please! I have the JDK & Java & Eclipse installed and Eclipse will not startup, I get an error....
"A Java Runtime Enviroment (JRE) or Java Development Kit (JDK) must be available in order to run Eclipse. No Java Virtual machine was found after searching the following locations:
C:\eclipse\jre\bin\javaw.exe
javaw.exe in your current PATH"
Someone suggested that I need to install the SDK but I thought that was only needed specifically for Android? & Before i setup Android I'd like to have Eclipse fully functional to avoid and problems that could occur. I installed Eclipse for EE Developers or whatever, the biggest file they and I installed JDK 6 Update 21
Eclipse (Top One) : eclipse*dot*org/downloads/
Java : oracle*dot*com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
D3luSi0n4L
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I downloaded the 32 bit version of eclipse and javaw.exe was not missing anymore. How do i use eclipse though?
Edit: I get it, JDK.
Hi!
Is it possible to write programs using Java on an android device?
I would like to learn how to write code in Java, and it would have been at lot easier if I was able to do it on the go i.e on my SGS.
Does there exist some sort of program for Android devices that enables me to write Java code just like in Windows?
What about C/++?
thanks in advance
The answer is sort of. Most android apps are written in Dalvik, which is a type/variant of Java. The easiest way to write apps is to download the android SDK (software development kit) and Eclipse (a java app writing program). You can find a lot of good information at:
http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html
The instructions for how to download and set up the SDK are at
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
There are quite a few steps, but just carefully follow each one and you should be fine. Have Fun!
Hello all. Pls answer this quick question.
Inspite of being an xda member for a while, i haven't had the knowledge of android development. Im just starting to learn things from now.
So, i think i should learn java (dalvik VM part). Now Im just following a book of developing android apps for noobs. I need to install eclipse and install ADT plugin for eclipse.
Well, im on windows7 ultimate 32bit version. I previously had an ECLIPSE HELIOS VERSION (i think it is eclipse classic 3.6, not sure but it shows eclipse helios on startup). I installed this eclipse helios version. But the problem is i cant install the ADT plugin in any way.
I tried "https://" with no luck. Also tried "http://" with no luck. Also tried "INSTALL FROM ZIP ARCHIVE" with no luck. Also tried this with older ADT zip archives ofcourse with no luck.
The single most error it shows for all these attempts is "Cannot complete the install because one or more required/requested items could not be found."
What do you say. Is the eclipse version having bug with ADT plugin. Or do i need to download another eclipse version. If so please give me the direct file download link for the version you recommend (please since im completely new to this).
Now also installed eclipse indigo and the same problem continued. What should I do.
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You need to be connected to the internet to installed the required items. I had that error and once I connected to the internet I was fine. But I also had to download the ZIP file because the http-https didn't work for me either.
bharatgaddameedi said:
Hello all. Pls answer this quick question.
Inspite of being an xda member for a while, i haven't had the knowledge of android development. Im just starting to learn things from now.
So, i think i should learn java (dalvik VM part). Now Im just following a book of developing android apps for noobs. I need to install eclipse and install ADT plugin for eclipse.
Well, im on windows7 ultimate 32bit version. I previously had an ECLIPSE HELIOS VERSION (i think it is eclipse classic 3.6, not sure but it shows eclipse helios on startup). I installed this eclipse helios version. But the problem is i cant install the ADT plugin in any way.
Also tried "INSTALL FROM ZIP ARCHIVE" with no luck. Also tried this with older ADT zip archives ofcourse with no luck.
The single most error it shows for all these attempts is "Cannot complete the install because one or more required/requested items could not be found."
What do you say. Is the eclipse version having bug with ADT plugin. Or do i need to download another eclipse version. If so please give me the direct file download link for the version you recommend (please since im completely new to this).
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I'm having a similar problem. I've downloaded the JDK, Android SDK, and Eclipse indigo. I first tried importing the plugin to classic, and it said "requires plugin org.eclipse.wst.sse.ui". So I went back to Eclipse's site and found a version that included WST. Now it's telling me that it can't find one of the files. I've tried both the https, http, and zip versions. I've scoured developer.android, and there's nothing describing my problem.
I'm trying to get into the Android programming scene, but it seems like the "initiation ceremony" is getting the better of me.
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I managed to find a solution to the problem. Rather than installing Indigo, I reverted to a version of Helios, and everything worked perfectly
Android Studio 3.0 ships the latest version of the Android emulator, with the following major new features:
(1) Quick Boot, which allows the emulator to boot in a couple of seconds using state-of-the-art snapshot technologies. The android emulator is the first android virtual machine that supports true OpenGL snapshots.
(2) OpenGL ES 3 support, this means it supports more modern games.
(3) Android Oreo 8.0 and Google Play store support (this is an old feature)
https://androidstudio.googleblog.com/2017/10/android-emulator-2620-canary-with-quick.html
Follow the following steps to install Android studio and the emulator:
(1) Download and Install Android Studio 3.0 here:
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
(2) Make sure the Android Emulator version is 26.2+, this is the version that supports Quick Boot.
Go to Android Studio menu Tools > Android > SDK Manager , click Updates tab, and choose Canary Channel, as shown in the screenshot.
Then click Android SDK > SDK Tools, and you should see Android Emulator Update Available 26.2.1, select it and click OK to install.
(3) Create AVD
Go to Android Studio menu Tools > AVD Manager, click Create Virtual Device, you can click Show Advanced Settings to check if Quick Boot is available. If you don't see it, meaning you have an old version of the emulator.
(4) Quick Boot
To verify the Quick Boot feature, when you close the emulator (the + sign from sidebar), you should see a notification of Saving State..., and when you start the AVD, it should boot instantly, and showing Loading State...
Please refer to the attached screenshots for more details.
You can also download the preview version of Android Studio, then can download latest Android emulator directly:
https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/index.html
huisinro said:
You can also download the preview version of Android Studio, then can download latest Android emulator directly:
https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/index.html
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Is this time the Android Emulator completely separate from the Android studio?
Because you know man Google can develop the best Android Emulator available on the earth but its is not optimising it to be like the what leapdroid was on the PC
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I definitely know that how people are especially searching for the emulators over the web and you supported that development sometime ago before you join Google so please request on our behalf to the Google to like develop something like Android on desktop so that this open source operating system will have well reach even to the desktop users and not just all those Chrome OS users.
If you've got a brave soul, all direct download links are inside this public xml repository file:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/repository2-1.xml
for example, the Mac version of the emulator link: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/repository/emulator-darwin-4266726.zip
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If you've got a brave soul, all direct download links are inside this public xml repository file:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/repository2-1.xml
for example, the Mac version of the emulator link: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/repository/emulator-darwin-4266726.zip
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I didn't intend to hurt your feelings in any way but what I did was the request from the hundred of the users of the leapdroid community to request you to get the best available emulator that can be developed only by Google by the help of the excellent developers like you.
You know how much popular Leapdroid was when it was in the active development stage and people are worshiping you as the god of the emulator till now
Can you just give the link of the AVD and the emulator only from the XML file for windows so that we will just be able to run the emulator fine, because I am Noob and and I don't have any much idea about reading this XML file
Android Emulator v27 with Quick Boot is launched today:
Blog:
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2017/12/quick-boot-top-features-in-android.html
Social:
https://twitter.com/AndroidDev/status/942824787633635329
https://plus.google.com/+AndroidDevelopers/posts/XAWLxuc92Wa
OMG!!! The amount of downloads I have to do before I can even try the emulator is crazy. Download Android Studio, download canary. You did not tell us what to do after the canary finished downloading. Also, I can't even find the items in step 3 that you stated in the first post. You did not state that I have to start a new project before I can even find this "AVD Manager". Not everyone is familiar with Android Studio. Then, I have to wait for another download when starting the VM. 1 full hour of downloading at least 3gb of stuff and figuring out where to find stuff and make them work and I have not even managed to open the VM. Cancelled the VM download finally and wasted my time trying to figure out how to get this emulator to work. If you really want people to test your emulator, at least give proper instructions and give a warning how much downloading is needed.