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Install the Java Development Kit (for example, install JDK 6.0 for use with
Android 2.1 or above; JDK 5.0 is the minimum version needed for any earlier ver-
sion of Android).
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Install Eclipse Classic (for example, version 3.5.2). In the case of Windows, this just
needs to be unzipped in place and is ready to use.
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Install the Android SDK starter package (for example, version r06). In the case of
Windows, this just needs to be unzipped in place and is ready to use.
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Start Eclipse and select Help → Install New Software..., and then type https://
dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ and install the Android DDMS and Android
Development Tools.
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In Eclipse, select Window → Preferences... (on a Mac, select Eclipse → Prefer-
ences) and select Android. Browse to the location where the SDK was unzipped
and apply.
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In Eclipse, select Window → Android SDK and AVD Manager → Available
Packages, and then choose the necessary APIs to install (for example, Documenta-
tion for Android SDK,API 8; SDK Platform Android 2.2,API 8; Google APIs by
Google Inc.; and Android API 8).
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From the same Android SDK and AVD Manager menu, create an Android virtual
device to run the emulator or install USB drivers to run applications on a plugged-
in phone.
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InEclipse,selectRun→RunConfigurations...andcreateanewrunconfiguration
to be used with each Android application (or similar for a Debug Configuration).
Android JUnit tests can be configured here, too.
Sunday, May 11, 2014
How to install Android SDK in Eclipse?
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