Hello I want to use google play service in the android project. Right now I don't have it in my system so I am trying to install it using SDK manager but it's not listing Google Play Service. I am not sure if I am missing anything in this.
Please help & thanks in advance.
You're missing a lot of packages there including the latest SDKs (Wear/L API 20).
Make sure you have all sources selected in Tools -> Manage Add-on Sites the try reloading packages.
I simply updated my SDK Tools & SDK Platform-tools & restart the SDK manager then it is listing all options. Thanks
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I have read that if someone wants to deploy their own library in the custom firmware then they need to provide a sdk add-on.
what is sdk add-on and its purpose ?
Can I build my own sdk add-on ?
I have googled it but didn't find any information about it.
Please go through below link.
https://elinux.org/images/5/5c/Build_and_Distributing_SDK_Add-Ons.pdf
I am using sdk add-on, it is very helpful to add custom APIs.
Refer the above link and try to build and use your own sdk add-on.
If you face any issues while building feel free to ask.
i've got a problem with my google play service under Android Studio 2.2 in its emulator. I downloaded every update and installed it but my google play service is still version 9.4. It wont work to install the play service via drag-and-drop and its original apk-file. Can anyone help me out with this? I need to work with GoogleAPI and it tells me my version is out of date.
Thanks in advance,
J. Doe ;)
You can update it by following the steps provided in this documentation. This guide also shows you a sample screenshot for you to understand more the steps.
Here are the lists of lessons that you can learn with this:
How to Update Your IDE and Change Channels
How to Update Your Tools with the SDK Manager
How to Edit or add SDK tool sites
Auto-download missing packages with Gradle
For more information, check this SO question.
I have been working in eclipse and android sdk for more than a year. i use to install new api when it released by the google by android sdk manager.
Now my question is can I download it once and can I use it in some other system?
You can install using android SDK Manager. Open it and install which ever SDK you need.
If u want to use this in another computer, copy total eclipse and paste in another system.
Hope this may help you.
Yes you can.... create complete environment of eclipse on another system as previous system, where you download android-sdk and then use downloaded android-sdk...
may it's also help you...
Android: Is it possible to cut/paste android SDK and use it?
I am very new to this map functionality in android. I do not have Google API installed in my SDK. Please help me in installing GoogleAPI.
I looked for lot of documents. But I didnt get any idea. Thanks in advance.
Well first you have to load SDK Manager. Then under the required api version select the "Google APIs" and install it. Then all you have to do is create a new project using the installed Google API. (Not using the standard Android SDK).
Just like you installed the SDK, you can use the SDK manager to install the corresponding google apis
Refer this link : https://developers.google.com/android/add-ons/google-apis/installing
just follow these steps :
open eclipse --> click on "windows" option --> after that select Android SDK Manager --> there you have to upgrade/install your google API for required version
According to Android documentation, Google API is included in Android 4.0.3(API15), however, it did not download for me and there is no option for me to add third party APIs anywhere (see image below)
Is there a way to add Google APIs by Google Inc.?
Thanks!
I Googled your question, and it turned out another StackOverflow question regarding this matter.
Maybe this solution would help you.
Eclipse/Android: can't install Google APIs targets
Basically it says you need to update your ADT Plugin for the eclipse.
try performing the update that shows up in your ADT (can see it in the image you posted)
Good luck
When I run my SDK manager the Google APIs shows up under Android 4.0.3. Maybe update your Android SDK Tools?