Eclipse version is Kepler and compiles with jdk 1.7. I installed the ADT plugin using Help->Install new software-> add https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/. It seemed to install successfully.
When eclipse was restarted, I was not prompted to specify the location of the android sdk as expected in the adk installation tutorial.
None of the ADT options/tools (sdk manager, device manager, option to make android projects) exist in eclipse, yet the ADT appears to be installed:
How can I use the ADT features like device manager etc in my copy of eclipse?
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I've installed "eclipse-java-2018-09-linux-gtk-x86_64" on ubuntu 18.04 and add ADT to eclipse for android development.
When I open eclipse an error message is shown about getting the required ADT version number from SDK and suggesting to fix it using SDK Manager, But when I try to open the SDK Manager it won't run.
The latest version of android SDK won't work with eclipse because eclipse's support has been removed. but it is still possible to create android app using eclipse by using the older version of SDK. try to download android SDK tools 22. Extract it in your home folder, set it in eclipse Windows-preferences-android-sdk_path. do not update any sdk components higher than 22. here is my screen shot of android sdk manager that works fine on ubuntu 16.04 32-bit system with eclipse kepler. if you want to use latest version of SDK then you have to use android-studio.
I downloaded Eclipse Luna, started it then went to install new software
https://dl.google.com/eclipse/plugin/4.4
Downloaded all of the plugins, but nothing for Androids SDK appeared.
When I start Eclipse it says I need to update my Android SDK location preferences.
Could I get some assistance as to where to find it in my eclipse directory, or where to download the ADT package. Previous versions have included ADT within it, but I've failed to find a version of Luna that does.
Thanks
The only Eclipse Version with ADT incluced is Juno yet.
You can try to download the single ADT-Plugin in Eclipse: https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse
If you have the Android SDK installed you also have to add the directories "tools" and "platform-tools" to your environment path.
I have downloaded eclipse 3.8 and have also downloaded the SDK tools. Both separately. I ran the SDK manager. Everything got installed but it did not show in the eclipse. Later I tried installing the ADT explicitly. Everything went fine, I ran the SDK manager, installed whatever I needed but when I restarted the Eclipse, there was no sign of ADT ever installed. Please help.
First of all: the SDK tools are not bound to eclipse and therefor don't change the eclipse installations. They are just a set of tools used to develop java applications for eclipse. What you need to install is the eclipse adt plugin using the installation dialog from within eclipse (Help => Install new Software). You could also download the pre-bundled eclipse with an integrated adt plugin and sdk.
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?
I'm using MyEclipse 10 on Mac OSX 10.6.8. I installed the Android SDK and the Android ADT plugin. I also made sure to install the SDK tools, the latest version of the platform, and I added the path to the tools directory to my $PATH. When I try creating a new Android Project in Eclipse I get this message: "Your tools installation appears to be out of date (or not yet installed). This wizard depends on templates distributed with the Android SDK Tools.". What could I be missing?
Here's what was missing:
I didn't configure the ADT plugin within eclipse:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/installing-adt.html#Configure