In Xamarin Studio, I can't use API 16, 15, 17, 19.
When I choose API 15 or higher, OK is disabled. How can I fix it?
If you look at the line below the one where you select the API level it says that there is no suitable system image found.
You need to go to the Android SDK manager and install the right SDKs (including the emulator images) to make this work.
In Xamarin Studio go to Tool>Open Android SDK Manager and the Android SDK Manager should open. In the Android SDK Manager select the API you wish to install.
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I have updated my SDK to Android Lollipop. I am able to See Target API 21 in Android SDK Manager when I access it from the directory where it is saved however when I create a new project in Eclipse it does not show Target API 21. Neither it Runs Emulator Created for API 21. I am done with restating my eclipse many times. Any one having any idea what could be wrong??
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I was facing the same problem, my android sdk manager is not showing new API,
1. Solution Just click on the following icon Android SDK Manager. It will show all the packages.
2. Open SDK Manager click tools in the top menu -> options and turn on "forse h ttps://...sources"
I need to debug an applications I'm writing on Android API 8 but I can't find it on Android SDK manager.
I only have SDK Platform, Samples for SDK and Google APIs.
Where can I get it?
When you load up the SDK manager you will see a list of available android versions.
Tick the one that you want followed by install.
Then go to the AVD manager and create a new emulator and select API Android 2.2 as the OS for the device.
open eclipse >>window >> Android sdk manager >> and check mark api level 8 and download it then create new emulater and select API level 8 .
I am currently using Eclipse SDK for Android development and I am targeting API 19 but I'm not able to update as I'm not getting anything with description uninstalled in my SDK manager.
Can someone please help? I need to know how I can update the SDK and access API 19 in my Eclipse ADT?
You need to access the SDK Manager, which can be found at the 5th button from the left of your toolbar (assuming default eclipse view)
Alternatively you can click on 'window' and then 'SDK Manager'. This should then load the SDK manager up and allow you to download API 19.
I don't know what you mean by "description uninstalled", open window > android SDK manager and download everything under Android 4.4 - API 19 and update everything that wants to be updated
first of all go to SDK Manager ,and update what ever that are not installed ,press on the button and install.After that go to Eclipse ,Help-->check for updates.....
First you have to go adt bundle folder and then open sdk.exe in administration mode and then install the api .
Below is my current setup in my PC.
Eclise Indigo
Android SDK Platform - API 15
ADT version 18
I developed a simple android application, and was able to succesffully launch it in emulator and android phone. I need to test with galaxy tablet emulator. I found GALAXY Tab Android API 8 in Android SKD Manager. When I choose to install I'm prompted with a message "Missing SDK Platform Android, API 8". My questions are:
Where can I download Android sdk api 8?
Can api versions 15 and 8 coexist?
Can I get api 8 version etup within eclipse?
How do make this version as one of the target in the AVD Manager?
Please advise.
Open up your "SDK Manager" through your start menu, and once the SDK Manager has loaded select the Package "Android 2.2 (API 8)" and click the button in the lower right "Install Packages."
If you want to access the SDK Manager through Eclipse go to the "Window" tab at the top and then you should see the option "Android SDK Manager," click on that and follow the same steps as outlined above.
As far as your question "Can api versions 15 and 8 coexist," the answer is yes.
I have API upto 11. Now I want to work on API 14, so please tell me how to take updated remaining higher API 12, 13, 14 etc.
If you are using Eclipse IDE then Click on Windows-> Android Sdk Manager->this opens a dialog in which all shows all versions which are installed or Not installed-> then check mark on which you want to install-> click on install packages button-> then click on Accept and install the same.
Open you Andorid SDK manager and update to the relevant packages from within eclipse