On my Mac system I renamed the directory so it would be located here: /Users/al/tools/android-sdkĤ) Add the directory to your PATH, something like this on a Mac or Linux system: PATH=$PATH:/Users/al/tools/android-sdkĥ) From the android-sdk roo directory, run this command to update your Android SDK installation: tools/android update sdkĦ) This brings up the Android SDK GUI, and the update process takes a little while to update itself: Install the Android SDKġ) To begin installing the Android SDK, first download it from the Android SDK developer download page.Ģ) Once you've downloaded the SDK, expand it to a directory.ģ) Next, rename the directory as desired (or leave it with the default name it comes as). Your Eclipse Android development is now installed, but you still need to install the Android SDK. Review the on-screen docs, and click Next.Ħ) After you review the licenses there is an Install option, click that:ħ) The Android Eclipse plugin (ADT) is installed.Ĩ) Restart Eclipse when you're prompted to. Here's a quick look at the installation steps required, with a few screen captures along the way.Ģ) Click the Help menu item, then Install New Software.ģ) Add the Google ADTP plugin site () to Eclipse:Īfter adding the Android ADT plugin site to Eclipse.Ĥ) Select "Developer Tools" (described as "Features that add Android support to Eclipse for application developers.")ĥ) Click Next. Installing the Eclipse Android Developer Tools (ADT) is very similar to installing other Eclipse add-ons.
Install Eclipse Android Developer Tools (ADT)
You'll need both of these to develop Android applications with Eclipse.Īssuming you already have Eclipse installed, here's a short look at how to install/setup your Eclipse Android development environment. The Android SDK is a set of command line tools that comes from Google. The Eclipse Android Developer Tools are Android development tools specifically created for the Eclipse IDE. The Eclipse Android Developer Tools (ADT).
To get the Android development environment working with Eclipse, you need to install two components onto your development system: The notes are a little shorter than my usual detailed explanations, but hopefully they're long enough. Eclipse Android FAQ: How to set up the Eclipse Android development environment, including the Eclipse ADT and Android SDK.Īfter a little digging around I figured out how to install an Eclipse Android development environment, and I thought I'd share my installation notes here.
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