Thursday 12 September 2013

Starting With Eclipse And Install Software

I Assume that you have downloaded the adt bundle using my previous post and if you don't downloaded sdk bundle yet then read my previous post and download it first.
Your Downloaded adt bundle is in zip format. Extract or unzip it first to your specified location.
after unzip open the particular adt folder -> Eclipse Folder -> Eclipse.

You may add shortcut to Desktop for eclipse.
After Starting Eclipse look at Menu bar.
Go to Help Menu -->Install New Software
then below window will appear
Click on Add button and on Add Site window fill following url to download Android ADT, you can
enter any name in Name field, and click on Ok button.


Eclipse will search for the available tools and show their list.
Select all tools and click on Next. It will start checking the things and will show list of tools which will
be installed.
Click on Next button and after a license verification it will start downloading and may take some time
depending upon the speed of Internet. After successfully installing it will ask to restart eclipse.
Restart it.

Then Open SDK Manager and update or download letest version of SDK.
Go To Menu bar --> Windows --> Android SDK Manager.


this is my updated SDK manager .
You have to install all needed software.
By clicking on Install the packeges which is stated below right corner.
SDK Manager Will Download and Update All needed softwares.

Now Your Eclipse Software is ready to work.
Now Create your AVD Or Emulator od Dalvik muchine.

Go Window AVD Manager
– Click on “New” at top. Choose name (arbitrary) and
options. You can (should!) create multiple AVDs.


Options
– Target (i.e., target API version)
• 4.1 to test tablet and new features
• 2.3.3 to test most common phones
– SD Card size
• Can be omitted. Or, choose middle
of the road value, e.g., 4 GB
– Skin
• Use default for the target you chose
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Now Configuring Eclipse ADT
• Set SDK Location
– Window ->Preferences -> Android
– Click Browse and point at place you installed the SDK


Now Your Eclipse is Ready For Android Application Development.
We Will Start Create Android Application using next Post.
Best Of Luck :)
May God Help You.



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