Hi all I want to know where on disk adt plugin is installed.I downloaded the whole package from Android Developer then i updated it to API-19 but now it has stopped working it shows an error Dependency Confliction .
Please help me out
By default adt plugin get install in your eclipse plugins directory "~/eclipse/plugins/"
For the ADT to work normally you need to set the path where the bin folder is present .
This path is to be set under the Project>Properties>Android.
If the path is configured properly then you can see all the installed packaged (Android 1.2 to the Android 4.4).
If not set then you can set by
In the "Welcome to Android Development" window that appears, select
Use existing SDKs
Browse and select the location of the Android SDK directory you
recently downloaded and unpacked.
Click Next.
Download the ADT Plugin from....
https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
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I'm trying to add the latest (v5.1.1) Dropbox plugin to my Android Studio install (Bumblebee 2021.1.1) on Win10. I downloaded the .jar file from releases/v5.1.1 folder to an empty folder, then tried to install it using this method: from the Studio main menu I chose Plugins, selected the gear icon followed by Install Plugin From Disk, browsed to the .jar file location, selected it then pressed OK. I got an error message: "Fail to load plugin from file dropbox-sdk-java-5.1.1.jar". I tried installing the -5.1.1-javadoc.jar file using the same method, with the same result. I don't need the sources, I just want to use the SDK. Any ideas? TIA!
First, I think you meant "Android Studio" instead of "Visual Studio"?
If so, it sounds like you're attempting to install the Dropbox Java SDK as a plugin to Android Studio itself. The Dropbox Java SDK is not an Android Studio plugin though. It is a package for connecting to the Dropbox API from your Java app.
To install the Dropbox package in your app, you should use Maven or Gradle, as instructed here.
The Dropbox Java SDK also comes with an example Android app that uses the Dropbox package.
Thanks, Greg; your answer pointed me in the right direction. I had already added an 'implementation' directive to my Gradle file as per the directions on GitHub. However, I took the instruction to add the directive by editing my "project's build.gradle" too literally; I added it to the Project build.gradle file instead of adding it to the Module build.gradle. Problem solved!
SDK Platforms
SDK Tools
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You can even update to the latest by changing the build tool in build.gradle file, but as you said you are pretty new and firstly just want to run this project by installing the build tool version 24.0.2
Please click on Show Package Detail of your second screenshot then you will start seeing all the other build tool version you can install and you will find your 24.0.2 as well like I started seeing that after selecting the Show Package Detail.
Go to Tools > SDK Manager.
Make sure Android SDK Location matches your local.properties file sdk.dir value. (Fix it in the file if required)
In the SDK Platforms tab, check an install Android 7.
In the SDK Tools tab check and install 24.0.2.
make sure you have internet connection and build the project again.
On the main menu click Build > Make Project
i got a pop up when i started my android eclipse stating that there is a new version which has to be upgraded for 22.6.2 version but your sdk is in 22.3 version even i had error that sdk is not installed in your eclipse so i went to help-> install software added repository then restarted my eclipse.
after that i added my code as usual to start coding my project but i got an exclamatory mark near my project when i compile dialog box appears as you have error in your project
Exclamatory mark shown in image
Next i went to show view -> problems . to check the problems i got an error stating about Android dependencies
next i went to quick fix the project but dialog box appeared
after fixing i got an error in jar file itself as shown below
in this we can check the errors
i am not able to resolve the error in the jar file can anyone help to resolve it
thanks for your time and help in advance
You need to reference AppCompat.
Download the support library under extras from Android sdk Manager.
AppCompat is located # android sdk/extras/android/support/v7/appcompat/
Import the library project into workspace.
Select File > Import.
Select Existing Android Code Into Workspace and click Next. Browse ( android sdk/extras/android/support/v7/appcompat/) and click finish
Right click on your project. Goto properties. Android. Add. Browse and Reference AppCOmpat.
Done.
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Library project imported to eclipse
Referenced AppCompat
You can try thus. Such as
You have updated the android sdk but not updated the adt to match with it.
You can update the adt from here
You might need to update the software source for your adt update
Go to eclipse > help > Check for updates.
It should list the latest update of adt. If it is not working try this
go to eclipse > help > Install new software
Click on add
add this url : update adt dynamically
give it any name.
It will list the updates available- which should ideally be adt 20.xx
Eclipse will restart and hopefully everything should work fine for you.
I am unable to resolve the error below.
"The project was not built since its build path is incomplete. Cannot find the class file for android.content.Context. Fix the build path then try building this project"
I imported the existing project into eclipse and the above error message was shown. I checked the other solution in this site but no solution worked.
Go to Windows --> preferences --> Android then check out for version of your workspace and Android SDK you are using. Add external jar files for the correct version of android platform
For instance you are using 2.2 then minimum sdk is 8, then you have to add android 8 platform jar file.
Also check your SDK path just in case where you have located it may be in case you using Windows 7 and you may have put your sdk folder in program file(x 86) for 32 bit.
Go to build path -> configure build bath.Click on android in left menu bar.choose any android vendor present over there.Click apply and ok.So that , all android related stuff get build.
I follow this tutorial: http://software.danielwatrous.com/wordpress-plugin-licensing-wicket-on-google-app-engine/. I add google app engine library to this project and then I want to check google app engine on. But when I do this eclipse has this problem:
The App Engine SDK '/home/hudi/program/git/tournamenSystem/tournament-system/
tournament-system-web/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/lib/appengine-api-1.0-sdk-1.7.1.jar'
on the project's build path is not valid (SDK location '/home/hudi/program/git/
tournamenSystem/tournament-system/tournament-system-web/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/
lib/appengine-api-1.0-sdk-1.7.1.jar' is not a directory)
I dont understand it. Jar isnt directory so why it want to some directory ? When I want use quick fix then I can just use another SDK. I try to use older version 1.6... but still same problem. How I can fix it ? Please help
Possible solution is that, you should add appengine through app engine settings in eclipse and make sure that the sdk added by appengine setting appear before the one mentioned (i.e. /home/hudi/program/git/tournamenSystem/tournament-system/tournament-system-web/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/lib/appengine-api-1.0-sdk-1.7.1.jar) in your build path. In this way your application would refer the appengine sdk from google plugin and not for the path which is giving error.
I had same issue where I was getting error for the sdk jar included from maven dependency.Hope it will help.
You may want to take a look at the Maven GAE Plugin
This plugin has goals to run, debug, deploy, etc. your GAE application.
On my computer with Ubuntu 12.04 and Eclipse Juno SR1
I just move all maven dependencies to the button of the list of Java build path.
For open Java build path window right click on the project
- preferences
- Java build path
- Order and Export
- select all row with M2_REPO(or some thing else) and press button "Bottom"
- Refresh project.
This need help.
Thank you!