I am trying to install the Samsung GALAXY Tab Emulator for Eclipse but I can't find the "Android SDK and AVD Manager". I can only find them individually:
I can't see any options on either the AVD or the SDK manager that lets me install the Emulator. On the Samsung developer website it tells me I need to use the Android SDK and AVD Manager:
Where can I find this program?
I think You are following this Link :
Using-Samsung-Emulators-for-Android-Application-Development
this tutorial is so OLD so There is some updates in it you have to follow..
Download SAMSUNG TAB EMULATOR
After Downloading the skin extract the zip file and copy it in the path Android SDK > Platforms > android-x > skins. In android-x (x is the platform version number)
In Eclipse IDE go to Window > Android Virtual Device Manager.
To Create New Android Virtual Device Click On New And in the Device field Select Device with Specified Resolution And in the Target Field select Android API level (Android API level must be same where the skin has been copied) from the drop down list available.
Then select the Built-in option in Skin options available. And in the built-in option drop down box find the skin added in the platform and select.
Now click on OK button to add the new skin. (NOTE : please chose all related information according to fields)
and Your AVD has been created succesfully..
Hope This Helps...
I don't think, you really need to launch them concurrently to install Samsung Emulator, but if you really need it you can do it from command line. Just go to android-sdk/tools folder and run:
./android sdk
for Android SDK manager
./android avd
for Android AVD manager
it will be probably android.exe on Windows, but should work the same way.
Try the below cited answer from Kim Ki Won, I found here:
"I found under website.
http://developer.samsung.com/android/tools-sdks/Samsung-GALAXY-Tab-Emulator
Extract zip file to add-ons under android sdk path. then launch Android SDK Manager. under "extras" folder check "Android + Google APIs for GALAXY Tab, API 8, revision 1" item and install package.
That's all."
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I have the eclipse setup for Android Development
and i need to test the android app using eclipse with old setup.
I need to test the app for API level 28. I don't have the SDK platform
and system image
I get the sdk platform and system image here .
https://androidsdkmanager.azurewebsites.net/AndroidSystemImages
https://androidsdkmanager.azurewebsites.net/SDKPlatform
I put all the file in the SDK folder
I try to create new device with API level 28
but i cant create.
I don't know how to install new emulator compatible to the API level 28 .
I don't have experiences in eclipse environment .
My goal is to test the app using emulator with api28
I try to connect the it using the USB actual devices but it cant recognise by eclipse but the older phone work in the USB so I can test the app .
So my question here how to install manual the emulator with API 28
to test the app and debug it . is there step by step how to install new API in SDK to the eclipse and install new emulator
I try the to make apk file and install in the latest android if I do this
I can't get the error of the app so I need the emulator to debug the android app
So my Goal here Debug my app in the eclipse with my current setup .
debug the app with API 28 .
You'll need to extract those downloaded files into their appropriate directories.
first look for Android SDk install location.
in my case its
C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk
<DIR> build-tools //build-tools are extracted here
<DIR> patcher //patcher are extracted here
<DIR> platform-tools //platform-tools are extracted here
<DIR> system-images //system-images are extracted here
<DIR> platforms //platforms are extracted here
<DIR> sources //sources are extracted here
<DIR> tools //sdk-tools are extracted here
How to create an AVD in Eclipse
Assuming your Android Eclipse work environment is set up properly, creating a new Android Virtual Device (AVD) is simple. Just follow these steps.
In Eclipse, click the Window menu, then click Android SDK and AVD
Manager.
On the Android SDK and AVD Manager dialog that pops up, you'll see a list of any Android AVDs you have already created:
Just click the "New..." button here to start creating a new AVD.
3) On the "Create new Android Virtual Device" dialog, just choose the options you want for your Android virtual device emulator, as shown here:
After filling out all the parameters, just click the "Create AVD" button, and your new AVD will be created, and it will appear in the list of Android Virtual Devices in the previous dialog, like this:
You can now use this AVD in your Eclipse/Android development projects.
I'm developing a hybrid app using ionic2.
I have installed android SDK, JDK, ant and necessary things but I'm not able to create avd.
I ran this command- android avd
i see the window to create virtual devices. But even after setting every value, I'm not able to click OK.
Here's a screenshot.
Where did I go wrong?
As
No system images installed for this target.
indicates you need to open the Android SDK Manager and install the SDK Platform / System image for the Android version you are targeting.
You need to install these two from sdk.
For creating an Android emulator you must have the system image installed. You can do it either from sdk manager or during the installation.
for doing from sdk manager:
open sdkmanager (from android studio File->settings->Appearence and behaviour -> System settings -> Android Sdk)
Check more packages checkbox
Click on your desired Android version
Check the checkboxes of the system images you want
Click appy
For downloading during installation
open the AVD Manager
Create Virtual Device
choose the device and press next
download the system image
When creating an AVD in Android Studio, system images for API 14 and 15 are missing in the list (though I actually installed the corresponding SDK versions in the SDK manager).
I think this issue appeared since the upgrade to Android Studio 2.0.
How can I create an AVD for these API versions?
NOTE: This answer assumes that the API etc. are already correctly installed. The OP (and myself) were having the specific problem even when those prerequisites were done, but still couldn’t get the API to be available in the Virtual Device Manager when creating a new device.
SOLUTION: Manually create a new AVD via the Standalone SDK Manager (steps and screenshots below).
Mac
Open SDK Manager: Tools > Android > AVD Manager
Launch the Standalone SDK Manager by clicking the link at the bottom
In the SDK Manager, manually create a new AVD
Tools > Manage AVDs (stay on the Android Virtual Devices tab)
IMPORTANT: I had to click away from the Android SDK Manager window and go back before the menu options would work
Click ‘Create'
Click the ‘Target’ dropdown and you should see all your APIs (15 in my case)
Select whatever options you want for the rest of the settings and click ‘OK’
Click ‘OK' on the next confirmation window
You should then see your device with the API you wanted in the AVD Manager.
Yesterday I upgrade android studio to 2.0 and now I can't find api 15 image to create new emulator?
I was having the same problem (have API 15 installed but it won't show up in the list) and the solution was to manually create a new AVD via the Standalone SDK Manager
Please see my detailed post here:
Manually create a new AVD via the Standalone SDK Manager
My solution for 25.01.2017
go to android sdk folder
go to tools folder
open old SDK Manager by double-click android.bat
(make sure api 15 is installed)
on top menu of window, click on Tools>Manage AVDs
create here Your device and set target.
open Android Studio, open window with list of devices and refresh
In this example, device will not have skin. You might want to use one from the list.
Memory is a bit small, maybe 2048 would be better. After creation of AVD image, list of devices in Android Studio will have opportunity to edit created device and set bigger ram.
run Android SDK Manager
install API 15 (check android 4.0.3)
I have installed Android SDK on my Ubuntu 11.04. I have run a common ./android to install. It was expected to see some options like "Available packages" to install android packages. But I haven't seen any options. After that have configured SDK Location path in Preferences in Eclipse I didn't get any SDK targets. When I open AVD Manager in Eclipse, it says "no AVD available". Could you please let me know how can I configure AVDs in my Eclipse?
To configure a basic Android Virtual Device (AVD)
Open Eclipse and select Window > Android SDK and AVD Manager.
In the resulting window, select Virtual Devices in the left panel and click the New button on the right. This launches a new window to configure an AVD.In the first blank of this new window, give the device a name of your choice. Let's choose Simple2.2, indicating that this will be a relatively minimal device running Android 2.2.
Under the Target dropdown, select Android 2.2 - API Level 8.
Under SD Card enter 1024 for Size and be sure that the MiB dropdown is selected.
For Skin select Built-In and Default (HGVA).
Leave everything else as is and click Create AVD.
After a while (be patient, it may take a minute or so) this should create a new AVD with the characteristics specified that will appear in the list if Virtual Devices is selected in the left panel.
You might prefer a different configuration, but the one described above is considered optimal.