I have been working on a project and unfortunately updated android SDK tools and installed Google API in Eclipse. Now it comes up with an error The android SDK requires ADT version 23.0.0 or above (However I have installed ADT bundle just 2 days ago and unable to find the updated version when I check for Install new Software in Windows menu) and my project is not compiling as well with errors build path is incomplete , unable to resolve target android-10. As before it was all working fine.
I have also tried various ways to fix by deleting the libraries from Java Build Path and restarted the project and shifting the work space nothing works for me. A bit frustrated.
I faced the same issue sometime back.The best solution to this is to download the ADT again from http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html however i would recommend switching to Android Studio.
There are a few other ways to restore the same but the it's not worth the time you'll have to invest into that.
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I got an error in eclipse after upgrading Android studio to 2.3 and SDK Tools for it.
when opening eclipse I got the following message:
I've tried many solutions like removing adt, but no fix also trying to copy traceview.bat but no fix.
what is the solution for this?
Thanks
Android SDK Tools Revision 25.3.0 removes obsolete/deprecated tools, see Release Notes
So probably you will need to use another SDK or try to return removed tools.
You can download older SDK (probably 25.2.5) like this
For windows http://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/tools_r[rev]-windows.zip
For Linux http://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/tools_r[rev]-linux.zip
For Mac http://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/tools_r[rev]-macosx.zip
Can anyone here please provide me with the proper link for Android SDK and Installation of SDK for Eclipse Mars, I have searched a lot, but I didn't find anything other than Android Studio,
I am using eclipse because android studio is not working on my laptop, its very heavy and my laptop takes more time to open and run the program,
so If any one has the better knowledge for downloading and installation, then please provide me here..
and What I am trying to looking at Android developer website, they changed it for only Android Studio. Whenever I open any old link, it is redirecting me to Android Studio, is It true?? Please provide me with some more detail about it.
Thank you
You can download eclipse ADT plugin from here (note that it is not the latest).
Also, there is one more helpful link for getting latest available releases for eclipse (ADT 23.0.7 since August 2015).
By the way, at least for me is very confusing that Android Studio working worse than eclipse. I found that Android Studio is far better than eclipse (but that is only my personal opinion).
Anyway, that is more important: Android Studio is now the official IDE for Android and migration to it is recommended. Eclipse is not supported anymore.
How about you download Eclipse Neon with the Andmore project?
While Eclipse is not officially supported by Google, this project has forked the Android ADT plugin and is being maintained on the side.
My Eclipse was working fine until i updated my sdk.Then suddently everything started to show little weirder.Actyually I was working in Ubuntu 12.04 ,Which stopped showing even Java projects after updation.When I click New-->Project I can't find neither java/Android.I cant even find XML.I have done so many methods listed in some sites.But nothing is working for me.Can anyone please suggest a solution.
I have even tried in windows.But same problem happened & it says " Android Development Tools (20.0.0.v201206242043-391819) requires plug-in "org.eclipse.core.runtime (3.6.0)", or later version."
what to do?
please give me a solution
Thanking you in advance
Update your ADT to ADT 20.0.0 Then its will solve your problem.please refer below link
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/installing-adt.html
Your update process probably resulted in loss of installed plugins.
You must update your eclipse to the latest version and then find updated plugins, ADT etc.
This I believe should work out.
Cheers!
//you need to download the eclipse 3.6 helios or 3.7 indigo
Eclipse 3.6.2 (Helios) or greater
Note: Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo) is no longer supported with the latest version of ADT.
If you need to install Eclipse, you can download it from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/. We recommend the "Eclipse Classic" version.
Note: creating new Workspace cleaning project, restarting wont work.
Ubuntu Linux 10.04//Eclipse 3.5.2
I'm new to Eclipse and Android. Eclipse is up and running simple Jave apps OK. I moved on to downloading the Android SDK starter package, which seemed to go OK. Ran the SDK manager and downladed Platforms 7,8 & 9. Installed the ADT package in Eclipse.
I've tried to load the SDK path into the Eclipse Preferences, but it won't retain the path. After restart, Elipse says it can't find SDK package. Also,one message said that the (revision?) number of the ADT couldn't be found.
I've reinstalled Eclipse a couple of times, and then gone through the SDK & ADT download procedures a couple of times and am stuck. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Hertfordkc
Stupid question caused by not thoroughly reading the Android Developers Guide and the tutorials before trying to start a project. Don't know why I didn't get a message about a missing XML file.
Owing to problems with the upgrade to SDK2.3, I now need to back out to an earlier version. Fortunately I had saved a cutdown version of SDK 2.1 which would allow me to continue development. However I upgraded my Eclipse pluigin to 8.0.0, which expects a 2.3 SDK environment. Eclipse now complains that it's now missing the new platform-tools folder when I point the SDK location to the old 2.1 version and won't allow me to compile.
I need to uninstall the 8.0.0 plugin and replace it with 0.9.9 but there is no option to download it on the can't find it on the developer.android pages.
Found it!
Although it's not visible on the site, typing
http://dl.google.com/android/ADT-0.9.9.zip
into the browser lets you download the thing. I've finally managed to back out to where I was 2 days ago before 'upgrading' to SDK2.3