How to enable "Google Maps Android API v2" in the developer console

Question

I developed an application to display my location on a Google map. When I run the program, it shows an error below.

But I could not find a way to enable the "Google Maps Android API v2". I also found a question. I am not sure how to follow this step.

Could you help me solve this problem?

Answer 1

In the developer console, go to the API Manager

First, you will need some API keys.

• Go to credentials.
• Select Create Credentials and select API Key and Android Key.
• On the next screen, enter any name for your credentials.
• In the imprint of the package name + Add, write the name of the package (com.sourcey.materialwh independently) and the imprint that appears in your journal (E4: ...: B9).

Now from the API Manager go to Overview

• Find the "Google Maps Android API" and enable it.

Perhaps you received a debug keystore when installing the Android SDK, with it you can check your fingerprint using the command: ($ HOME / .android / debug.keystore is the default location)

keytool -list -v -keystore .android/debug.keystore 

http://developer.android.com/intl/es/tools/publishing/app-signing.html

Answer 2

I didn’t succeed anymore, but this solved my problem:

1. Open the console (console.developers.google.com)
2. Select credentials on the left
3. Click on your API key
4. Click API Restrictions in the General Restrictions section.
5. Click on Select API and
6. "Maps SDK for Android" to the list of API restrictions
7. Save

Answer 3

It will take> 5 minutes after enabling the Google Map API.