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Eclipse does not download the SDK for Android.

I have a ubuntu 8.04 x86_64 system. I installed the ia32 libraries and manually installed (i.e. non-integrated) Eclipse Galileo Java EE. Then I installed android ADT-0.9.5, downloading the zip file and specifying the software source as an archive.

Now I need to add the android SDK in Windows-> preferences-> android. However, when I select the SDK directory there and select Apply / OK, nothing happens. The next time I open the settings, the directory is in the selection dialog, but eclipse just won’t load / do anything when I click Apply.

Can someone help me ... it drives me crazy.

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Just add a slash "/" at the end of the path. I had the same problem on Mac OSX and it was resolved by adding "/".

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I had the same problem. I'm running on

  • Eclipse Galileo SR2 for Linux-32bit.
  • Android sdk r07 for Linux
  • ADT 0.9.9. (eclipse plugin for Android)

This is how I decided to solve the problem.

Open "SKD Readme.txt" in your Android sdk folder and you will see ...

The Android SDK archive now only contains tools. It is no longer populated with a specific Android platform or Google add-on. Instead, you use the SDK manager to install or update SDK components such as platforms, tools, add-ins, and documentation.

, Android SDK.

, , SDK , .

SDK, "tools/android".

. .

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eclipse : path_to_eclipse_dir/eclipse -clean (eclipse.exe Windows)

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, SDK ( "android-sdk-Linux" ), .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1727236/

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