I'm building an application for Android 1.6 that uses Google's MapActivity. However, I can't seem to find the Google API level 4 in SDK manager. I only have Google API for levels 13 and 14.
What should I do?
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I am trying to find the Android SDK offline docs for API level 28. I have installed both the "Android SDK Platform 28" and "Sources for Android 28" using the SDK Manager, but I cannot find the documentation. When I load up ~/Library/Android/sdk/docs/index.html, and go to Develop::Reference, and try to select the API level, it only goes up to API level 24. Are the docs for more modern SDK versions somewhere else?
The offline documentation is not updated anymore, everything in the AndroidSDK\docs folder has not been updated after Nougat release (API 24) and I don't think it will ever be.
You need to go to the official site to see the updated documentation.
I am creating an application which has minimum SDK setup to API Level 11. I am using API level 11 as target and compile SDK. I want to test if my application will work on API level 11 devices. I tried to get system image for API Level 11 using Android SDK manager but could not find it.
I also tried Genymotion but could not find there also.
How can I get API level 11 system image?
Or is there any other way I can be sure if my application will work on API 11 (Virtual machines)?
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I would not care about API 11-14. If you checkout the platform versions dashboard you will see that there are no Android 3.X devices out there. Vast majority of 3.x devices have been updated to 4.x. The not updated rest are most likely inactive devices, which are not actively used.
Additionally, when targeting API 11 you target about 0% of Android users with such devices, but you do invest time in supporting it. I would really suggest to reconsider your target API and switch to API 15.
As per the documentation google-tv updates are available for Android Jellybean version 4.2.2-API level 17.
But how do i do google-tv app development for Jellybean version.
I am not able to find google-tv add-on or skins in API level 17.
Currently i am working on API level 13 for google-tv app development.
Can i test it for API level 17?If yes, how can i create AVD with google-tv skin,for API level 17?
Check out Create Google TV AVD in Android
I am trying to import sample code with
Build target: Google APIS 1.6
minSDK: 4
I have downloaded the Android API 4 but the lowest Google APIS version I find on the SDK Manager is 8.
Eclipse creates a blank project with no classes and throws AndroidManifest.xml file missing!
Theres a few things I dont understand:
When I create a project using Google APIS only the Google APIS version is important? I forget about Android API?
Are Google APIS versions backwards compatible?
Google API SDK should be available from 1.6 and up version.
They contain the basic SDK for the version, and additional APIs such as C2DM.
Not sure what you mean with backwards compatbility. An 2.2 version SDK should be able to use 1.6. API calls.
I'm having problems finding the 2.3.4 sdk in the Android SDK Manager download list. I updated the SDK tools to r11 and my platform-tools to r5 but 2.3.4 won't show up. Is there something I'm missing?
Check out Android 2.3.4
API Level
"The Android 2.3.4 platform does not increment the API level — it uses the same API level as Android 2.3.3, API level 10.
To use APIs introduced in API level 10 in your application, you need compile the application against the Android library that is provided in the latest version of the Google APIs Add-On, which also includes the Open Accessory Library.
Depending on your needs, you might also need to add an android:minSdkVersion="10" attribute to the element in the application's manifest. If your application is designed to run only on Android 2.3.3 and higher, declaring the attribute prevents the application from being installed on earlier versions of the platform.
For more information about how to use API Level, see the API Levels document."
Google didn't release 2.3.4 into the SDK because it contains only bug-fixes. It doesn't add or change any APIs, so there is no need for an update on 2.3.3.