I have installed Android Studio but it didn't have SDK tools so I downloaded the platform tools separately. I have used the SDK location in the platform-tools but the issue keeps happening. Any idea how do I resolve it?
Within Android Studio, you can install the Android SDK as follows:
Click Tools > SDK Manager.
In the SDK Platforms tab, select Android 12.
In the SDK Tools tab, select Android SDK Build-Tools 31.
Click OK to install the SDK.
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how to installing androidsdk in android studio
I tried to install it but can't find where it is
any help would be appreciated
Open Android Studio,
Click Tools > SDK Manager.
In the SDK Platforms tab, select Android 11 (or any other SDK version you want).
In the SDK Tools tab, select Android SDK Build-Tools 30 (or higher).
Click OK to begin the install.
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After Installing Android studio I found that only Android 10.0 was just there in the list and nothing else . How do I bring all the platforms ?
You can add SDK platforms in Android Studio with the SDK Manager. From the Android Studio menu, select Tools > SDK Manager. You can select which platforms you want to download from the list, then hit Apply and the selected platforms will be downloaded.
I want to create my first Android application using Eclipse Juno 4.2.1.
I installed Android from this link https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse but it seems to have an error.
I am not able to see the option "Android Project". I tried using the other available option called "Android Application Project". When I try to open this it shows me an error:
"Your tools information needs to be out of date(Or not yet installed).
Please update android sdk tools"..
How can I resolve this?
For getting sdk manager tool options in Eclipse Juno 4.2.1 Simple steps.
Window---->Customize Perspective--->Command Groups Availability
And then Simply check Android SDK and AVD Manager.
Please install the ADT plugin from this link or if you already have it then update the ADT plug in using the normal eclipse update flow:
Updating the ADT Plugin
To update the ADT plugin to the latest version, follow these steps:
Select Help > Check for Update ...
If any update for ADT or Android tools is available, select and install.
1> Go to install new software in help menue of eclipse and get ADT plugin from https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
2> Go to android sdk manager in windows tab of eclipse.
3> Give the path of the downloaded sdk . Download it from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
4> Update the android sdk tools to revision 20
5> Update the android sdk platform tools to revision 12
6> First remove the android support lib in extras and then update it to the latest available revision
7> Restart eclipse.
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Android ADT version required 20.0.0 and above
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I have just installed Eclipse Juno and installed the ADT plugin 20.0.3 but I am still getting this message on every eclipse launch saying "This version of ADT requires android sdk tools in revision 20.0.0 or above.current revision is 18.0.0.Please upgrade your sdk to latest version".The sdk tools I pointed to in preferences are up to date because tomorrow I was working on Eclipse Indigo(Which also had ADT 20.0.3 installed) and had all the sdk tools updated.I just pointed the same sdk folder in Juno.Please help thank you
Actually, the solution involves no delete or download of the whole installer.
After you update the Eclipse ADT, you just have to update the SDK tools in the SDK manager too.
The trick is open SDK manager -> Packages menu -> Reload. Then the latest revision will be available to update. It's just that simple, but actually annoying at first.
I was having this issue as well except I was getting it for ADT 21 and the message was as follows:
"This version of ADT requires Android SDK tools revision 21.0.0 rc9 or above".
I was not able to update to SDK tools 21.0.0 rc9 using SDK Manager. I found that I had to re-install the SDK Tools for Windows by downloading installer_r1-windows.exe
I found this link on the Get the Android SDK page.
After installing this, my SDK Manager showed SDK Tools 21 as being installed and gave me the option to download the Android 4.2 Platform.
I had the same issue,
go to C:// -> Program Files -> Android
There should only be one folder there, I had more than one (from previous SDK downloads).
Eclipse is confused and is using the wrong one. Delete the outdated folder(s), keep the most recent SDK download.
Re-launch Eclipse, it should pop up an error saying it couldn't find your SDK folder. It give you a button labelled "preferences" in that error. Go to preferences and adjust the path to the only folder found in program files -> android.
Although I had set the proxy settings in the Eclipse Network settings, they weren't used by the SDK Manager. The SDK Manager has its own under "Tools --> Options". It would be great if it could in future versions instead use the default Eclipse proxy settings to avoid this problem.
When I open C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\SDK Manager.exe it shows me that I have installed
Tools
Android SDK Tools
Android SDK Platform-tools
Android 2.2 (API 8)
SDK Platform
Samples for SDK
Google APIs
When I open Eclipse and click on the "Android SDK Manager" button it shows that Ive installed
Tools
Android SDK Tools
Android SDK Platform-tools
Android 4.0.3 (API 15)
Documentation for Android SDK
SDK Platform
Samples for SDK
ARM EABI v7a System Image
Google APIs
Sources for Android
Android 2.1 (API 7)
Documentation for Android SDK
SDK Platform
Samples for SDK
Google APIs
Extras
Google USB Driver
Why does it show different packages and wich one should I use?
This is most probably because Eclipse is using a different Android SDK location than C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk. Take a look at Preferences > Android > SDK Location field to see what Eclipse is using.
Go to Windows Menu, Click on Preference Option and in the Dialogbox left side there is second option called "Android", click on it & check that your SDK directory is same as you are view from C: or some other.