After my Android ENV got spoiled since I upgraded to version 23, I downloaded the latest ADT bundle and Eclipse is behaving weird.
First on launch it shows Unknown Publisher and doesn't give me the ADT look.
Unknown Publisher
Normal ADT launch screen
Here is my new ADT launch screen
My SDK Manager is almost fully updated too
And on selecting either new/old workspace this is how eclipse looks like:
I am not sure what needs to be done, has anyone faced such issue? Do I have to re-download everything again?
I am using Windows 7 64 bit machine with Java EE 7.
It appears that my ADT update went wrong somewhere, though SDK Manager was showing API 20 as downloaded under SDK\build-tools I couldn't find it.
Finally I just installed Eclipse Classic, ADT, Eclipse ADT plugin.
Even a fresh download and installation worked correctly
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I am just starting android dev and was launching adt for the first time after installing all the past APIs from the sdk manager (down to 2.2 froyo) and i get an error telling me to update, but when it checks for an update it says no new updates.
moreover when i try to manually install the new adt from https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ i get a dependency conflict error.
Also when i download a fresh adt from google it seems to just be regular Juno eclipse with no adroid stuff set up, with no adt splash screen or anything...
I can't proceed to learn android if i cant use the IDE because it needs to update to an adt version that it wont install.
I have tried manually downloading the adt v23 and the same error occurs, i even deleted all the adt 22 related stuff in the plugins of the eclipse directory and it somehow STILL occurs
Came across the same issue. Hence, I Deleted the old Eclipse cum Android SDK bundle and installed new bundle (Eclipse JUNO & Android) click here to download. Working fine now. As your workspace is in a different directory, noting happens to your project.
Just delete old eclipse folder and re-install new bundle from the official website. http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html works for me!
I download the latest ADT 64 bit - adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140624
and when I open it it not the usual ADT but eclipse JUNO.
What should I do?
Link to screenshot:
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=241sgvd&s=8#.U60gJvl_tZ9
This adt comprises of android sdk and eclipse
It is a custom eclipse distribution by google based on Juno.
The ADT package also includes android SDK.
I am in the same situation. My previous ADT is adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140321 which is 510 MB zipped and the latest one is 359 MB. Maybe they have scroogled the package
I am seeing the same situation. The previous version 20140321 works fine. This new version launches a standard Eclipse Juno version, and the Window > Manage SDK and Manage AVD options do not appear. I can create Android projects though.
Eclipse ADT Bundle Not Working Properly explains the current broken adt-sdk 20140624 version and recommends going back to the previous version. I also added a comment there with a link to d/l the older working version of the adt-bundle.
This is a bug, so you should redownload the latest stable version from this link and you will get back the working ADT:
https://dl.google.com/android/adt/22.6.2/adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140321.zip
Ok I have installed the Android SDK rev 20.0.3, then installed Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, then used the install software link to install the Android ADT plugin from https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/.
When I go to set the preferences to show my SDK location, Android is missing. I have removed and reloaded several times into different locations but have had no luck in getting this to work.
I'm running Windows 7 32 bit
Here is what I have tried:
I Started Eclipse with "run as administrator" before installing the
ADT plugin.
I the reset perspective and reload of ADT but this also
didn't have any effect.
I tried different versions of eclipse, both
classic and Java EE, Indigo and Juno releases.
Anyone have any ideas?
Alright, same problem as here: "Android" missing in my "Eclipse Juno 4.1" preferences
But in my case, i already had the ADT installed ( i think?)
But, when I go to preferences or start a new project, there is no option related to android, what could i possibly did wrong?
Just uninstall the Android packages in eclipse and then re-install them, this likely occurred because the Eclipse packages were being installed whilst or before the Android SDK was downloaded and installed.
Did you install the android sdk before installing the plugin in Eclipse?
Is what I do yesterday and it works. First install de sdk and later install the plugin in eclipse.
Alright, i got it to work, even though i am not too sure which one did the trick, but what I did is change everything to 32-bit version (I was using 64-bit version). This includes the uninstalling JDK and eclipse and re-installing the 32-bit version of them (and of course, restarting the computer, even though i did this before).
It is working now, but I'm not sure if it was the re-installing of JDK or switching to 32-bit version that solves the problem.
Thanks, very helpful :-). I tried a lot of things ... I used the Classic version instead of the JavaEE one, tried Indigo instead of Juno ... set a different JDK ... but in my case eventually downloading the 64-bit version of Eclipse did the trick! So maybe the JDK and Eclipse must be compatible somehow ...
After some distress I found it under File -> New -> Other -> Android from the menubar. Now to figure out how to get it under the New menu directly.
Using the same pc I was using before and installed all essential software that I was using before. I installed few days back it worked fine, but right now SDK not working inside eclipse.
Sdk/Avd manager works fine outside but it is not showing anything under Eclipse under windows tab. When I go to Preference there is also no Android tab. All software are 32bit and the window version I am using is also 32bit. I tried everything I could. I am not a newbie programmer.
Installed Windows again.
I Downloaded everything New and up to date to make sure no compatibility issue.
I reinstalled Sdk to make sure there is no problem.
Eclipse > Help > Software Updates
And update your version of the Android Eclipse Plugin
http://developer.android.com/sdk/eclipse-adt.html#installing
The download site is:
https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
I think you have not installed ADT first download it then in Eclipse Help->Install New software then install it and restart the Eclipse and use it