Hi folks!
I'm very new to android studio and android programming. I'm still mostly setting up the workspace and reading some texts to help me get started.
In the process of upgrading the packages in SDK manager a number of items became flagged as 'corrupt' (or words to that effect).
I figured the best response would be to select them via the check box then 'delete packages' - which I did. I was hoping that the SDK manager would then automatically recognize that they were missing and reload new, clean versions... But I was wrong!
They are missing completely and I'm not even sure what they were nor how many. I'm sure one was "ARM EABI..." but I don't know much else...
How do I get back the complete original listing from which I can install afresh what was missing?
Thanks for looking and any help you can give! :good:
Google "android sdk manager adding sdk packages" and the first link should help you out. Apparently, you are missing 3rd party packages and the links you provided before are no longer valid.
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i installed sdk and drivers through the setup file, but when i connect my phone and try to select a folder it doesnt allow selecting any of the folders within usb_drivers - "folder does not contain any device information"
i searched the forums and did bunch of fixes, including usbdeview, etc.
mt3g, C's 4.2.15.1
win xp, amd64, have a wooby partition with ubuntu which i uninstalled but partition still exists
can you help?
basically trying to get usb tethering to work, i assume it need the usb drivers installed properly
It'd be nice if you posted in the right section, maybe then people would help you. Tagged for move to Q&A
i think there is a tutorial on how to do this. im telling you this because i did this also.
you basically have to point to the correct driver when your phone is searching for one to be able to make it work. when you download the sdk from the google files, there is a page that will tell you how to set it up. i know its somewhere in there. sorry i know you need help but i just dont remember where i had seen it at. and i know cyanogen also has a tutorial on his page somewhere. i was comparing what he had and what google had on their page. but its there...
Okay, so I tried this last year and I gave up and yet, I'm doing it all over again ending up with the same problem:
I have a Mac and I installed Eclipse 3.5.2 Cocoa. So, I want to install the Android Developers Tools (ADT) but whenever I go from Eclipse --> Preferences --> Available Software Sites and I add the site but nothing happens after that. There is no checkboxes to check for "Developers Tools" so I cant move forward to configure the ADT..
Help me out so I can start developing some apps.
Thank You in advance.
Hi
So I want to learn how to make Android apps in Android Atudio with Udacity's Android Fundamentals course. I have no knowledge or experience in app-development and very very veeeeerry basic programming knowledge. The problem is though that there are many error messages everywhere and I already searched on the internet a few times but have newer gotten a working answer to the problems I'm having. So I thought i could ask the people at the xda-forum for help
I am going to post the problems one after another (posting the next problem after the one before is fixed), because maybe with one answer multiple problems get fixed.
Also I completely reinstalled Android Studio just to be sure I didn't create any more problems myself.
The first problem is that there is an error message saying:
failed to find Build Tools revision and then the Version specified in the build.gradle
I know that I need to change the SDK versions in the build.gradle file but I cant find where you can look up the Build Tools Version currently installed. By the way I want to compile for android Marshmallow hoping that it also works for Android Lollipop if that helps in any way
I am thanking in advance to everyone trying to help me
Hey!
I'm also a new learner to android app development
Just wanted to know if the udacity tutorial videos are helpful?
Do they explain well?
ChahatGupta said:
Hey!
I'm also a new learner to android app development
Just wanted to know if the udacity tutorial videos are helpful?
Do they explain well?
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I did't really come that Far in the Tutorial (because of obvios reasons) but I Can say they are really good. Easy to understand and straight forward.
DasMaennel said:
I did't really come that Far in the Tutorial (because of obvios reasons) but I Can say they are really good. Easy to understand and straight forward.
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Thanks
I followed a lot tutorials but none of them worked out
Will try this one
Did you check on the Sdk manager whether you have the needed build tools installed?
I don't comprehend what the correct name is for s highlight this way, yet I will simply depict it.
I am utilizing android studio and I included some java classes from an alternate venture. Presently it says
"missing bundle articulation: whatever". Be that as it may, there is not alternative in the mistake popup to simply naturally include the missing bundle articulation. I know it appears to be lethargic to not sort it, but rather I get a kick out of the chance to do things rapidly.
At the point when there is a mistake this way, is there a route for android studio to naturally included the required lines of code like obscuration would?
For Windows/Linux, you can go to File -> Settings -> Editor -> General -> Auto Import -> Java and make the following changes:
change "Insert imports on paste" dropdown value to "All"
check "Add unambiguous imports on the fly" option
On a Mac, do the same thing in Android Studio -> Preferences
That way, as you type, or when you copy and paste, many imports will be added automatically. Those that aren't are ambiguous; put the cursor on the class, press alt+enter and select which version of the class you meant.
Hello,
Apologies if that has been answered elsewhere but I have done some searching and haven't found much which is why I came here.
So, I had created an app using Android Studio and deployed it onto my phone which is fine; it works. However, recently, my PC crashed and some data was wiped completely including the files to my app. I want to be able to extract the app files from my phone and essentially redeploy those back into Android Studio. I tried using the Android Device Manager but the supposed "/data" folder is empty. I know the app is installed on the phone's internal storage as I can see it when viewing in Application Manager.
Is there a way to redownload/rebuild those app files back into Android Studio? I am also able to attach a debug process to the app once it's running on my phone but that's about it.
Any help is appreciated!
I had the same problem. After trying numerous methods that didn't work, I realized that I had accidentally changed an option in my "Run Configuration". Here's exactly what I did to fix the issue.
1.Run --> Edit Configurations
2.With your configuration selected on the left panel (mine says "app"), in the General tab on the right panel, 3.there is a section called "Before launch". This section should have an option added called "Gradle-aware 4.Make", but I had accidentally removed it.
5.I re-added it by pressing the "+", then clicking OK in the popup (leave the input box in the popup blank).
6.Click apply.
Thank you damponting44 for the reply.
Editing this configuration seems to be for projects that exists locally on the machine. I'm trying to build/extract from my device as those files no longer exist on my machine and I am trying to get those files from my phone to Android Studio. Also, my "Before launch" setting did already have "Gradle-aware Make".
Rebuilding of existing app
Building of existing app need to be executed with right strategy to over come the parent app. Creating an app like ola, uber and other famous app needs market strategy. Finding out the drawback of the app will help you in creating a clone app.
I have upgraded from Android Studio 1.0 to 3.3.
I was building and rebuilding and flashing my software to phone very effectively on 1.0 and now after upgrade after nearly two days of work I can still not get the basics (build Android app as far as java compile errors) working.
I appologise if my questions are not perfectly formed, I am beginning to get really tired and confused and I would be so grateful of a little latitude and some help to get back to where I was.
When I installed 3.3 it recommended that it uninstall the current version, which I agreed to it doing. So fresh start I guess.
Amongst other things...
After the install, my app would not build and kept asking for a newer version of gradle. I set in settings local gradle 4.10.1 and I set the gradle plug-in to 3.3.0 in the top level gradle file. I tried setting "use default gradle wrapper" and then setting these versions in "project structure" but they kept changing back again, so I used the other method just described. It then complained it couldn't find that plugin so I added repositories google and jcentre to that file. It then began to build but complained that a version of build tools could not be installed because the license had not been accepted. I clicked on the link provided and accepted the license, but the build tools would not install, no reason.
I could not find "sdk manager" menu item anywhere in AS menu structure. Don't know why. It used to be there in 1.0.
Thinking it's a brand new install as it said I go to OS start->all programs->Android sdk tools and launch sdk manager as administrator. I install the offending build tools version accepting the license.
I rebuild, same error.
I look where that sdk manager exe was and there is no license folder in that folder nor the one above.
I root around the folder structure and find a different sdk manager under prog files (x86)\Android\android-studio\sdk and a license folder in the folder above. I run that sdk manager and install the offending build tools version accepting the license.
I go back to Android studio and click rebuild project, nothing I mean literally nothing happens, clean, nothing, make, nothing! Nothing at all! I close AS and restart it (as administrator), exact same issue. This new issue really gives me very little to work with as there is no feed back at all. I'm beginning to regret upgrading AS as it is holding me back from coding now.
I have two questions:
1) Can anyone see a possible way out of my immediate problem and how to get my project at least attempting to build again and get at least as far as just compile errors.
2) Am I right in thinking that current version of AS is far from an out of the box experience even for the common default activities (build Android java project) and has a variety of unexpected anomolies OR a lot of settings whose defaults may very likely not be useful and need manually resetting? IF SO... Is it therefore recommended I do a couple of days reading maybe about the structure of "specifically" AS and it's dependant components and how to set them up and use them effectively? IF SO... what documents would one recommend, so as to make the most efficient use of time.
Apologies if this is not well formed. Hoping for some help.
Thanks.
@hardya
I have AS installed on linux so I can't help you much with windows. I can tell you that AS 3.3 works great and is much better than 1.0. Mind you, I've been using AS since it was in beta.
Try to create a new project. If the new project is created and builds without error, then you know AS is working correctly.
If the above doesn't work then I recommend you do a full uninstall of AS and then do a fresh install as follows.
Follow this AS uninstall guide:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/39953746
Then follow this guide to install AS:
https://developer.android.com/studio/install
Then try a new project as mentioned above. If the new project goes well, then you can proceed to import the project you was working on originally.
Thank you. I think there are possibly issues with this upgrade path. It was supposed to have uninstalled completely (said it was doing so) and installed 3.3 afresh. However when you open "AS" itself it opens with the existing project in place. It is not until you close that project that it suddenly closes AS, reopens AS and enters the first startup wizard to complete the remainder of the installation / configuration.
I think I am a step further on since then.
Thanks