I've started to learn to make Android apps recently but I've faced a problem in launching Android Studio!
I downloaded android studio and also downloaded SDK tools from here ( I downloaded them separately ) and when I give SDK path to the Studio, it installs SDK successfully but when the project opens, it says that some Android SDK tools are missing!
Error :Gradle sync failed: Failed to find target with hash string
'android-26' in: E:\android-sdk
I'm confused because I can find no problem in my downloading and installing but there is an error!
What should I do?
install android studio and sdk also( not separately) then create a new project and build them, and if it work then, you can move your sdk file and then connect the path your sdk.
i think you tried separately and some how any data are being missing .
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I just installed Android Studio and I'm getting the following error after opening Android Studio :-
Please provide the path to the Android SDK
I have tried "C:\Users\Your Name\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk"
But the above doesn't work. It says invalid Android SDK Path. When I go to the above file location, I cannot locate any SDK file.
I also searched for SDK files on my system and this is what I got.
I think you didn't open the android studio after installation. The sdk will be installed when you open the android studio. Then you can find its location in a setting tab.
I have recently downloaded Android Studio with its SDK and set custom path for SDK download and its get completed.
My Android Studio correctly detected downloaded SDK and setup running fine with this.
But when I try to set path in Unity its not able to set, again and again same location related popup get opened.
Please see below image file:
Why path not get set that I don't know!! Upto now I used Android SDK with Eclipse so all things work good with me. But after upgrading to Android Studio I can't able to SDK path.
Please give me some help so I can able to export Android build.
Same problem running with Windows platform too.
You don't have Android SDK Tools in your folder.
Download Android SDK Tools and insert it in your sdk folder.
I am using Appcelerator Studio on Mac OS X
Appcelerator Studio, build: 4.4.0.201511241829
Build: jenkins-appcelerator-rcp-master-339 (origin/master)
Date: 24 November 2015, 18:30:16
Titanium SDK version 5.1.2.G
I have been trying to install the Android SDK's without success. I am using the Install from the software under Preferences -> Platforms -> Android
If I browse to the directory with the SDKs I get the error message:
[Android SDK Home] No Android SD...nder the specified SDK location
All the Android SDKs have been loaded by Android Studio so I know they are there.
If I try to install the SDKS through Studio it goes through the motions, downloads and unpacks the files etc and then gives me a completed screen but no sdks is actually saved.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling Studio without success
any help is appreciated
Just give path of your android-sdk main directory only. If you are doing correctly then check in that folder having all required folders or not. I attached screenshot for what folders should be there.
If any of folder missing in mentioned image, it means, your SDK not properly installed. And you need to install it again. you can download SDK from here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html#Other
Follow the instruction given in above link and again set path as you were doing before. And install all required SDK using install SDK given in Preferences -> Platforms -> Android.
I installed the xamarin studio and other components and after installing the sdk for it says that the android sdk not found at specific location.
I tried both zip and exe from the following url but in vain.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
thanks
adnan shahid..
Install android studio and then point the sdk towards the sdk that comes with android studio solved the problem in some cases when there is problem with downloading android sdk from the site or missing some files.
As specified here, I should not need to install ADT if I have Android Studio and SDK installed.
I'm trying to test this in response to a customer's question on whether or not you can use Android Studio instead of ADT. Because ADT is no longer supported as stated here.
Here's my steps:
install eclipse.
Install MobileFirst Studio v6.3 from eclipse marketplace.
Install Android Studio (which also installed Android SDK), able to launch Android Studio and run an empty app.
Specify the location of Android Studio in Window > Preferences > MobileFirst.
Create MFP project, add Android environment.
From menus select Run As > Build All Environments.
At this point the build failed. Do I still have to install ADT in order to be able to build?
UPDATE:
Error Log
[2015-01-30 12:50:22] Starting build process: application 'demo', all environments
[2015-01-30 12:50:29] FWLST1125W: Android build will fail because an Android SDK was not installed. Use the Android SDK Manager to install API level 19, configure your project to build with API level 19 by updating the Project Build Target in Project / Properties / Android dialog.
[2015-01-30 12:50:30] Application 'demo' with all environments build finished.
Because you selected the Run As > Build all, this will indeed give you the Warning you have mentioned since you do not have ADT installed. Because you do not have ADT installed, the usual generated Android project that Worklight/MFP generates for you will fail to generate.
If you want to open your project in Android Studio, you should right-click the Android environment and select Run As > Android Studio Project.
The project should then correctly open in Android Studio.
I had the same problem with the beta version (MFPF 6.3) for Windows. The solution was to install the Fix Pack 6.3.0.0-MFPF-StudioP2-IF201502141702.zip found here. After installation you must reconfigure the path of Android Studio (Windows > Preferences > MobileFirst)
I am not sure if this will be of help, as this is a very old post. Try pointing to android studio home and not to bin folder. Some thing like C:\IBM\Android Studio.
I have also faced the same issue and solved it by pointing to android studio home folder.