I have downloaded the samples from the SDK manager. Now, I want to know how to start it in eclipse.
When starting a new project, I select Android Project from Existing Code. Where can I get the path to that code from?
In Eclipse, New>Project...>Android>Android Sample Project then choose the platform(s) that you have installed and then the sample project you want to build and test.
They are in your Android SDK folder. On my machine the full path is
C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\samples\android-17\AccelerometerPlay
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I'am beginner in Android I can't create android project, can you help me ? I already installed jdk I don't know what's missing
first page android
windows installation:
Install JDK first before A.S.
Install Android Studio with SDK
Check whether Android PATH already in your environment path
Then follow this https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/create-project.html
You have to simply follow the android developer official page to start your first project.google official blog
And once you download the Android studio ,then follow the following link.to start developing your first project.
If gradle build finishes without error (see event log at the bottom-end of your android studio) and if you has added any activity (during project setup or later) change the view to android from project and you can find layout folder under res and also activity.java in java/{your package.name}.
Hope this helps.
i installed the following plugin to my cordova project to receive push-notifications (and followed the given steps):
github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugin-push
I also installed all needed resources by the sdk manager (extras-> google play services, support repository+libraries etc.)
But unfortunately i get an error in eclipse:
The packages com.google.android.gms.gcm, com.google.android.gms.iid, android.support.v4.app are missing somehow.. (or cannot be resolved)
i don´t know what i´m doing wrong..
is there any step-by-step tutorial for implementing the push-plugin in a cordova 5 app?
or is there any solution to this?
thanks!!
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May be it would help you.
It is asking to add v4 support.
Try this:
Right click on you project in eclipse
Then select "java build path"
Click on "libraries tab" then click on "Add external jar file"
now you will get this v4 jar file in C:\Users[username]\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\extras\android\support\v4
NOTE : if you cant find the AppData folder then make sure to change hidden
settings.
Recommended to start using IDE Andriod Studio for Phonegap to prevent further issues. Android SDK has changed to suit Andriod Studio. I have build a clean project and paste over the index.html in Andriod Studio. No errors at all and gradle will help build all the projects file with 1 click!
I am new on Ubuntu.I want to install Android Sdk on this, because i am an android Developer. i have downloded Android Sdk For Linux from the folowing site.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
but i have idea how i can install this. i have read many tutorials but not perfect.
http://androidonubuntu.blogspot.com/
http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Android-on-Ubuntu-Linux-with-Eclipse-IDE
anybody can help? Thanks.
Create a folder with any name (mostly we prefer name as workspace) where ever you want
Unzip the downloaded file. You will have 2 folders. 1) Eclipse and 2) sdk
goto eclipse folder and run eclipse.exe file
Eclipse window will open >> browse and give path of your latest created folder(This is your workspace now onwards)
You can create projects in eclipse now..
You are done. Nothing much is required.
While trying to debug a program I wrote in Eclipse for Android, I receive an error saying there's no source attachment for android.jar.
How do I get that source attached to Eclipse to continue my debugging?
In Eclipse:
Window > Android SDK Manager, install "Sources for Android SDK" under Android 4.0
When prompted by "No sources attached...", click the button, then choose the Directory "your Android SDK directory/sources/android-API level/"
Example: C:\...\android-sdk-windows\sources\android-16
If you really want to have the android.jar sources, follow these easy steps: (for Eclipse IDE)
Install plugin Android Source by going to Help->Install New Software-> add this site: "http://adt-addons.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/source/com.android.ide.eclipse.source.update/". Select Android Sources from the list, click Next, and install like usual. Restart Eclipse when prompted.
If sources are still not attached, attach them manually. You will find the sources in the plugin folder usually ECLIPSE_PATH\plugins\com.android.ide.eclipse.source_MAY_BE_VARY\VERSION
Depending of the version of Android, they'll be in the different folders. (eg: for Android 4.4 the sources are in folder named 14). Sources will be in source.zip archive.
In Eclipse package explorer:
Right click on android.jar then Maven->Donwload Sources.
Wait a bit until the process is finished and you're done. (I am not sure if checking "Install Sources" in Android SDK Manager is a prerequisite for this, but you can try and tell us)
I'm just starting to developing for the android platform. I'm still in "reading lots of code" phase. I downloaded the source code from android's music player into eclipse, now I want to run it on the emulator but eclipse tells me that the "selection cannot be launched".
Is there something missing?
I used this tutorial to get the code: http://www.vogella.de/articles/EGit/article.html and the git repository is: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/packages/apps/Music
If you want to run a project you have to put into the eclipse
first put you project in your workspace.
then go to Eclipse-> file-> import and find your project.
when you have your project into eclipse open AndroidManifest.xml file
and find the number of android:minSdkVersion.
Finally and go to... Eclipse-> Window-> Android SDK and AVD manager and create you SDK with the number of android:minSdkVersion
Now you are ready to run your application.