How to develop an android application in Eclipse? While updating eclipse there is some problems...
I would definitely start here: http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html
That's a great beginning that covers downloading Eclipse, installing the SDK, downloading and installing required Android platforms, and has some how-to's and "Hello World" app tutorials.
If you're just looking to install the SDK for Eclipse and all of the steps involved with that, this link is what you'll need:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
Good luck!
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Now, I have an issue with integrating SKMaps iOS SDK and Tools.
I did integrate your SDK and Tools using cocoapods, not manually.
But it's not working.
Here's the screenshot of error I got finally.
cocoapods directory tree
x86_64 errors I got from building pod.proj
Is it possible to integrate SKMaps iOS SDK and Tools via cocoapods?
Or, shall I have to integrate them manually from Demo project that I've downloaded?
I did research on Skobbler developer forums, but no related questions/answers.
Dear Ando, I know you are an expert in SKMaps.
Please let me know if you have ever experienced this before.
Hope your kindly support.
Best.
Integration with cocoapods worked fine for me.
Be sure that you opened and are trying to build .xcworkspace file of your project created after you run "pod install".
Environment:
Worklight 6.1.0.2
Dojo 1.9.4
Eclipse Juno
We have developed a hybrid mobile application using worklight 6.1. We use eclipse juno to develop the app. As Google has announced to end support for android eclipse tools, I would like to know, if there will be any impact on the way we develop the app. Will there be any problem while publishing the app (built using worklight) to Google Play store ?
I guess, we will not be able to use eclipse to run/debug the app now.
Thanks,
Vijay
It should not be an issue as you can still run your Android app in Android Studio.
There will not be a problem with publishing applications to Google Play Store.
You can configure Eclipse > Preferences > MobileFirst (or Worklight) with the location of your Android Studio installation. This will enable you to right-click on the application folder and select Run As > Android Studio project, which will launch the project in Android Studio.
The only limitation is that Worklight-generated projects are not compatible with Gradle, so you should not migrate to Gradle (Android Studio will suggest this). If you do migrate, the next time you build the project in Worklight Studio in Eclipse the native project that will be generated will again be non-Gradle...
Every time i try to create a new app ( trying to look at cross platform apps) in visual studio I get this error:
I have installed the android SDK , is there something else I should be installing?
Thanks
It seems you installed the android SDK but didn't run it to install the platform tools and the SDK APIs.
Run the "android" command on your computer, it will start the android SDK manager.
Then you have to install The android SDK tools and android platform for at least SDK 19.
One quick way is to just click the install button on the bottom right of the window, it should install automatically the latest SDK tools and paltform tools.
If you're short on disk space I recommend you uncheck all that's not usefull if you only want to use Cordova and not plan to do native dev :
the samples
the system images (unless you want to use the emulator, in this case just install one, don't need all)
the documentations
This is simply telling you that the x86 emulator system image is missing. If you do not plan on using the Android Emulator or will only be using an ARM image, you can ignore this warning. We're working to ensure messaging is more nuanced in this area in the future.
I have been working on Blackberry 10 Cascades Native SDK. I tried to configure the SDK in Titanium Studio. Though the Titanium Dashboard indicates a green checker and states the SDK installed and configured, when i try to create a new project, the Blackberry SDK check option is still disabled. (Titanium is updated to the latest revisions. Blackberry 10 Native works fine. Simulator is good). Could somebody help?
From Appcelerator site :
To get started developing your app, you can gain access to the public
Titanium Mobile BlackBerry GitHub Repository. Installing the
BlackBerry 10 development tools are straightforward, and instruction
can be found at README. Read the Terms and Conditions for this offer.
Hope this help you..
If Ive developed an Android app in Titanium (Appcelerator), is it possible to change it to use in Eclipse?
Thank you
I use Eclipse, you can import your Titanium projects in eclipse but not with import but instead create a new web project and set the project location to the Titanium project you have created using Titanium developer.
Titanium Studio, the development environment for Titanium, is a branded and somewhat customized version of Eclipse.
Yes sure, you can put Titanium code within Eclipse:-
First be sure you have javascript Web development Eclipse version. You can download here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-javascript-web-developers/heliossr1
After that you have to install plugin using Eclipse IDE.
Import Titanium’s mobile application into Eclipse for faste development.
For more information Check this link: http://www.eeblog.org/index.php/how-to-set-up-a-titanium-project-with-eclipse-and-start-our-first-mobile-application/