Hi, Since you have your path configured, have you tried running adb from within the terminal? Just to verify everything works.
I'd first suggest you try getting your emulator set up through the command line or by running the 'android' application with no arguments. I've done some development on Windows7 using Eclipse before and had an issue with a different plugin where that wouldn't work properly either. Do you perhaps have access to a machine running an older version of windows to see if you can reproduce the problem there? If not, perhaps it is an issue with eclipse or adb on Windows 7? CS On 10-01-11 9:26 PM, Rc3375 wrote: > Just did a new install on another laptop. Running abd from eclipse > (not the command prompt). Android sdks are all installed correctly, > 1.5,2.0.....etc. whenever eclipse first fires up, the error message > is:"unable to parse adb version." > BUT if you try and run the app(with one I called (nomaps) and look to > see if the app is included in that particular build, it actually is. > The emulator fires up and about an hour later....NOTHING shows up on > the emulator(anywhere). All the tools are availabe and are all the > proper directories. The path in windows7 is also been checked, and is > correct. The appname.APK is being built in the correct directory as > well, with the new time and date. Don't know who might of answered > earlier for this post, but I had accidently deleted any responses. > Whom ever it might of been, could you please repost any responses that > might of been made in response to this problem, and once again, thanks > for all the help and assistance....Rc3375 >
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