Tell me why Eclipse refuses to create an Android application, I launch Eclipse , a window pops up, such as checking for an update, ends checking that everything has already been updated, no updates are required. I click New->Android Application , fill in the name, the rest of the fields are auto-filled, and the Next and Finish buttons are locked. What to do?
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- Can the project name be given a bad one? - KoVadim 5:46 pm
- 2android sdk and jdk exactly installed? - gadfil
- "a window pops up, such as the need to check for an update" - copy the text from the window into the search engine, for sure the problem is known, as well as its solution is known. This method of dealing with Eclipse (and it’s buggy quite often) never failed me - Chavez
- 3Put the assembly from Google? developer.android.com/sdk/index.html - Chad
- oneGive a screenshot of the completed window of the new project in which the buttons are locked and eclipce- window- preferences- android - ReinRaus
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I agree with Chad's comment, put this: Android SDK .
The Android SDK provides you with the ability to build, test, and debug apps for Android.
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- Joining the vehicle, I want to add a question. On Habré in the habrahabr.ru/post/109944 article, the author puts Eclipse and Android SDK separately - why, if there is Eclipse in the Android SDK itself? Is it possible not to download a separate Eclipse package using the existing one? - Bars
- @Bars, you can not download separately. for example, it is convenient for me to use Eclipse Indigo, and there it seems to be Eclipse Juno - dajver
- @Bars, an article on Habré - 2010, its author was then not in the know was apparently. - deivan_
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