All packages are not available for download!
The following packages are not available:
- Package id sources;android-24
Am trying getting data from database by using of web services, when am running the application getting an above shown error.
How can I resolve this issue in the android studio?
Open SDK Manager -> SDK Platform
Check on Show Package Details and Sources for Android ... then download
The popup error is not related to the exception you got on your application. Api 24 source code is not fully available. Hence you got the error. Change complieSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion to 23 and sync the gradle.
I just closed my IDE then restarted my computer. When I opened the IDE the error was no more.
Make sure you have good internet connection, as the error might be caused by a lack of internet connection preventing the IDE from reaching the site.
Check if the SDK version is installed on Android studio for that particular Android device. e.g. If Android Device has version 4.3 then check if SDK for this version 4.3 is installed, you can check it through Android Studio SDK manager. If not installed then install it complete.
Restart Android studio, reconnect the device, That's it
A thing I ran into, check to see if you have more than one android sdk on your box. I'm not sure if it was confusing Android studio or not, but I had one previously installed under Program Files. I ended up going into the AppData\Local\Android version used by Android studio and adding stuff I needed manually running the SDK manager as administrator.
This means that you can't reach the download site, and it has many reasons one of them is that you are in a country in wich the American laws won't allow to use such technology so you have to use a proxy program and to configure the sitting in your Android studio to use the proxy gate and port.
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When trying to run the app on the device, I'm facing the following issue:
I the Event Log, there is the same message:
Where can I find more info about the error?
Might work if you Clean the project or rebuild the project and if you launching in emulator uninstall from the emulator or from mobile.
UPDATE:
i think there will be no more information about the error...
It's our common mistakes.
As per my knowledge about this issue there can be a few reasons for that:
First is that your app is already installed with the same package
name but with different certificate, To resolve this check if your
phone has that app already installed then uninstall it and try to
install new one.
The second reason can be that you are trying to install the
application that has minimum SDK version higher than the Android
version of device. To solve this make sure that the minimum SDK
version defined in your project's "build.gradle" is lower than the
Android version of your device.
Turning off the Instant run removed error for Android Studio 2.3.
sometimes project location contained the special character.
Example: E:\Android_Projects\T&PUIET,KUK\app\build\outputs\apk\app-debug.apk
close android studio > rename folder containing the special character(here T&PUIET,KUK ) > restart android studio.
Hope it will help!
I'm trying to develop an app targeting the API 15. However every time I try to install the SDK platform in Android Studio, it stop before the end,showing connection timed out, and leave me with a partially installed SDK platform...
Trying it several times with the rights and a good internet connection gave the same result every time. I can still compile and (sometimes...) run my app using it but some bugs are there as well and since I'm pretty sure it's linked, I would lik to get the platform properly.
Thanks!
Using Android Studio version 2.3.3, to check which components of the SDK package for the platform were not installed properly:
Start the Android Studio "SDK Manager"
Under the "SDK Platforms" tab, select the check-box at the bottom that says "Show Package Details"
The SDK package will be expanded and show you the status ("Installed", "Not Installed", "Partially Installed") for each component of the package
This will enable you to install the components individually, and if they fail to install, debug what the issue is.
If you are in a country like China where Google is blocked or where you might have any problem with https, this fix the problem:
Check "Force https://... " (to force SDK Manager to use http instead of https)
For the rest the problem can come from the server as well.
Hello I have a problem with installing the packages using the Android SDK Manager.
I get Connection reset. Nothing is installed.
I am on Windows 7 64 bits using JDK 7.
Here is what I tried so far without success:
Installed Android SDK installer_r18-windows.exe
Then run Android SDK Manager as Administrator and I can select which packages I want to install.
So far so good.
Then when I select the packages I want and click Install then the log says:
Downloading SDK Platform Android 2.3.3, API 10, revision 2
peer not authenticated
I googled this error and they say that you need to set Force https://... sources to be fetched using http://....
If I do that and click install I get this error:
Downloading SDK Platform Android 2.3.3, API 10, revision 2
Connection reset
At every package it tries to install.
I tried setting the proxy setting according to my internet providers setting. I get the errors again.
I tried deactivating the firewall. Same errors.
So how do I get the Andoid SDK Manager to install the packages succesfully?.
Thank you for your help.
Others have also faced similar problems when downloadind SDK components.
A simple way to fix this problem is to modify the Pkg.SourceUrl property, changing HTTPS to HTTP to avoid secure downloads, as illustrated in the answer to this question.
I ran into the same problem today. In my case, the download would start and then abort with the same error message.
If the download starts and then aborts, try downloading again - SDK Manager will resume the download where it aborted. It doesn't advertise that feature (let alone resume by itself), but the log entries report that it is in fact resuming the download.
You might need to retry a few times - depending on how stable your Internet connection is and how much you download. Not too elegant, but will do for a quick on-the-fly install.
This may be cause of system time may have changed. Synchronize your system time with one of the internet time servers. Restart the installation. Hope it works.
Installing fine, however getting this error when trying to view available packages....
android sdk failed to fetch url reason: Invalid argument: connect
Any ideas?
I have noticed that Android SDK Manager does NOT like java 7 update 1. I uninstalled java 7 and used java 6 update 27 and I am able to connect just fine and get the packages.
I don't know what it is but give that a shot for people having the same issue.
I Ran in to this same problem when they came out with the newest version of the platform tools. they changed the repository address. or in more plain terms, they changed the address of the update server between now and the last time you updated so now the updater can't find the server. What I had to do is uninstall the sdk, and download a new starter package and install that. Also I found the new starter package demands the most current JDK so if you like me haven't updated that recently do that first!
myself I had to rip out the SDK,the JDK, and Eclipse download new installers and reinstall them all to get the update to work properly.
I'm a n00b developer at my second attempt to use the Android SDK. I'm
developing on the Mac platform and I've noticed that the latest
version of the SDK doesn't include anything except the tools (so I
have no plugins, no targets to choose from inside the package I
downloaded).
So I tried to use the Android SDK and AVD Manager to download and
install some, however, I got this error:
Failed to fetch URL https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/
I went to the settings and checked the box to force fetching via HTTP,
but no result. I was suggested to look for a configuration file, but
couldn't find any.
Any suggestions? I'm dying to get my hands dirty with the SDK.
Whenever I've seen that error, I've just retried the download several times and eventually it went through. I've only run into it when I was behind a proxy, but that might not be your problem.
Here you have a Android tutorial, step by step.
http://www.vogella.de/articles/Android/article.html
Its means that you are behind a proxy.Go tools->options in your android SDK manager and enter your http Proxy server and port and it'll work.