I'm new in Android. I created a few android hello world - apps, using Android Studio 1.2.2.
But now I see problems
This applies not only to new projects, and to all, even projects worked yesterday.
Setup is to specify the path to SDK and JDK.There like it right.
Android Studio run on Windows 10.
My Enviroment Variables:
What could be the problem?
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I am trying to set up JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA for Android Development. I have "inherited" a relatively large Android project from one of my colleagues.
I am running into problems whenever I try to build the app in the IDE. I have tried to install the Android SDK into intelliJ but without any luck.
My problem seems to be that IntelliJ cannot locate the SDK correctly.
I have followed these steps, but with no result:
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I'm trying to develop an Android app using intelliJ, I've downloaded and installed Android SDK, but I cannot add it.
I've set up the environment variable ANDROID_HOME, and set the "PATH" variable to where my android sdk is + "\platform-tools" (i.e. .....\sdk\platform-tools),
But when I try to android SDK, it's not listed
Any ideas?
You have Android Studio. Why would you bother to install Android SDK in intelliJ?
Android Studio has a purpose of existing. I dont event think it s possible to add android SDK to IntelliJ. Download Android Studio and stop bothering yourself. Google would have said to use to use IntelliJ with Android SDK if it was designed to work like this instead struggling to make a complete IDE.
I got the error "Error: Can't build Android. Path to Android SDK was not set or is invalid!" and I'm using the new android studio so I was wondering if javafxports android works with the new android studio?
My current path the the android sdk is:
C:\Users\svond_000\AppData\Local\Android\sdk
i'm currently using Intellij. It works very well. There is a community edition of intellij. Since basicly Android Studio and Intellij are built from the same source code. The gradle plugins works very well on Intellij.
http://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2013/05/intellij-idea-and-android-studio-faq/
Regards,
Ivan
I have just installed Android Studio 0.8.6 (with Android SDK) and I can't start a new project.
On "select form factors" screen, I have nothing to choose from:
Update to 0.8.9 did not help.
I use OpenSuse Linux, if that matters.
I don't get any exceptions in terminal.
Both JDK and Android SDK seem to be detected by Android Studio.
Is that a known bug or am I doing something wrong?
Does anybody have a single Eclipse installation for both Blackberry and Android development?
I have the BB Plugin working fine. I am wondering if I can just follow the Android installation steps without it affecting the BB setup.
I dont want to experiment, so I am asking.
I have seen this thread - Android and Blackberry project in eclipse
Yes, I have a working Eclipse installation for both BlackBerry and Android development.
You must install the 'BlackBerry Plugin for Eclipse' from RIM first (which you've already done). Essentially it's the Eclipse IDE (currently Helios 3.6) with the BlackBerry plugin hardcoded into it.
Apart from the BlackBerry stuff, there are no other differences between the vanilla Helios 3.6 and the RIM 'BlackBerry Plugin for Eclipse', this means you can install the Android development tools into your IDE with no problems.
Works like a charm if you follow the guide here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
How to use single eclipse for Android and Blackberry ..?
Ans:
There was no any single setup available which work for both android and blackberry.
but in a simple thing the eclipse version 3.6 is work for blackberry plugin and as well as work with Android ADT-12 plugin so first of all you need to configure your blackberry and than you have to install any ADT plugins (i.e. the latest adt version is ADT-12) and than config the android sdk.
now your blackberry and android are working.
when you want to use blackberry than you open perspective option and select blackberry application development perspective.
and same when you want to use android than you may select java perspective...
try it..