I had exactly the same problem with Eclipse Juno on Mac 10.5.8.
I removed the 32bit version and reinstalled with the 64bit version of
Eclipse, and this allows the ADT to be installed, and at least visible.
After restart, the welcome to android message appeared as expected. I
still had to go
Thank you, Tor, but I did'nt see this window at first time, so I couldn't
install the existing SDK on Eclipse, it's that what I'm trying to get.
Would you know how can I do it?
Thank you!
El lunes, 22 de octubre de 2012 05:54:30 UTC+2, Tor Norbye escribió:
The Welcome Wizard is only shown the
I have the same problem. I use Ubuntu 32 bits and the same Eclipse and
ADT's version.
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The Welcome Wizard is only shown the very first time you run the Android
tools (when we need to get you to point Eclipse to an SDK install, etc). In
addition to storing the path to the Android SDK in the Eclipse workspace
settings, it also stores it in your home directory's .android/ddms.cfg
file.
Mi Current JDK is 1.6 like image attached, but when i execute java -version
appears 1.5.why?
I have followed your instructions but nothing had changed.
Can you speak only english?
I speak Spanish and Italian too, if it is more comfortable for you.
Thank you for all.
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I have Mac OSX 10.5.8. I have verified on eclipse about eclipse
Installation details Installed software, i have installed the Android ADT
but doesn't work, Android buttons doesn't appears and in the
eclipsePreferences i can't see Android and i can't select SDK path.
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I had the same issue. java -version reveals java version 1.7.0_07.
I proceeded to build the my first app class without difficulty, though.
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I had the same problem. Maybe there has been some update causing the
behavior to change, or perhaps whoever created the instructions did not use
the default installation location when installing the Android SDK,
different OS, or who knows. Regardless, I think I have found where this
Can you provide your development platform (Mac OSX 10.X.X, Linux flavor, or
WIndows ver and build).
Also, can you verify on eclipse about eclipse Installation details
Installed software look for Android Development Tools in that window.
On Tuesday, October 2, 2012 10:21:47 PM UTC-5, Marco
I am having the same problem.
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For reference, I replied to the Topic Poster, but here is what I provided
him with:
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OK, I see that you are using eclipse 4.2.1 so it is not an eclipse version
issue.
Can you verify that you have a proper jdk from apple installed, since you
are using 10.5.8.
One issue I'm familiar with
Hi I stuck with the same problem...!! :(
Eclipse SDK Version: 4.2.1 (JUNO) Build id: M20120914-1800
ADT version: 20.0.3
please help us..!!
On Wednesday, October 3, 2012 8:51:47 AM UTC+5:30, Marco Guida wrote:
Hi, i've followed the installation instructions, when i install the ADT
and
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