D drfjm Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 29, 2012 #1 When I try to compile I get the message: Cannot find: C:\Program Files\Android\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe Please configure paths (Tools - Configure Paths). Where can I find the missing item?
When I try to compile I get the message: Cannot find: C:\Program Files\Android\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe Please configure paths (Tools - Configure Paths). Where can I find the missing item?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 29, 2012 #2 Have you installed at least one platform? In some rare cases aapt.exe can be located in a non-standard folder. You can search for it under Android folder. Upvote 0
Have you installed at least one platform? In some rare cases aapt.exe can be located in a non-standard folder. You can search for it under Android folder.
D drfjm Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 17, 2012 #3 unable to run this basic I am still unable to run this basic. The message i get is about missing: C:\Program Files\Android\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe but i have no idea where to put that aapt.exse file as there is no way to change the path mentioned here. ( don't even now what is \...\) Furthermore it is unclear how to install at least one platform Upvote 0
unable to run this basic I am still unable to run this basic. The message i get is about missing: C:\Program Files\Android\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe but i have no idea where to put that aapt.exse file as there is no way to change the path mentioned here. ( don't even now what is \...\) Furthermore it is unclear how to install at least one platform
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 17, 2012 #4 If you are installing the Android SDK, you need the files shown HERE Upvote 0
D drfjm Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 17, 2012 #5 kissing path I still get the complaint that I should define the paths. It seems the possibility to state where aapt is located is missing. Upvote 0
kissing path I still get the complaint that I should define the paths. It seems the possibility to state where aapt is located is missing.
D drfjm Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2012 #6 To clarify: the message I get is: Cannot find: C:\Program Files\Android\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe Please configure paths (Tools - Configure Paths). so where is the error? Upvote 0
To clarify: the message I get is: Cannot find: C:\Program Files\Android\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe Please configure paths (Tools - Configure Paths). so where is the error?
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2012 #7 Try installing the SDK in a path that doesn't have without spaces in the name. C:\Program Files\ <-- No C:\AndroidSDK\ <-- Yes Upvote 0
Try installing the SDK in a path that doesn't have without spaces in the name. C:\Program Files\ <-- No C:\AndroidSDK\ <-- Yes
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2012 #8 I recommend you to uninstall Android SDK and install the latest version under c:\AndroidSDK. The problem you are getting happens because some of the files are not located in the expected path. Upvote 0
I recommend you to uninstall Android SDK and install the latest version under c:\AndroidSDK. The problem you are getting happens because some of the files are not located in the expected path.
D drfjm Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2012 #9 I did as you told me but in that download I neither find javac nor aapt Upvote 0
B bodycode Member Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #10 Will do. Thanks Thanks Erel said: I recommend you to uninstall Android SDK and install the latest version under c:\AndroidSDK. The problem you are getting happens because some of the files are not located in the expected path. Click to expand... Upvote 0
Will do. Thanks Thanks Erel said: I recommend you to uninstall Android SDK and install the latest version under c:\AndroidSDK. The problem you are getting happens because some of the files are not located in the expected path. Click to expand...
Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #11 With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Upvote 0
With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok.
B bodycode Member Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #12 I'll try that. I'll try that now. Thank you. Informatix said: With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Click to expand... Upvote 0
I'll try that. I'll try that now. Thank you. Informatix said: With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Click to expand...
B bodycode Member Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #13 Eggcellent! excellent. Thank you. compiles without errors (without emulator). I'll get this running with an emulator, shouldn't make a difference. Informatix said: With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Click to expand... Upvote 0
Eggcellent! excellent. Thank you. compiles without errors (without emulator). I'll get this running with an emulator, shouldn't make a difference. Informatix said: With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Click to expand...
B bodycode Member Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #14 Does 64 bit make a difference? Would it make a difference if I used the 64 bit JDK? Would that work? Informatix said: With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Click to expand... Upvote 0
Does 64 bit make a difference? Would it make a difference if I used the 64 bit JDK? Would that work? Informatix said: With the latest update of the Android SDK, some files have been moved in another folder. Copy the contents of the folder android-sdk\build-tools\17.0.0 into android-sdk\platform-tools and that should be ok. Click to expand...
B bodycode Member Licensed User Longtime User May 29, 2013 #15 spaces drive letters and 64 bit? Kept my paths short and sweet on a P drive, Informatics told me what to do and it worked. You probably told me too Will 64 bit JDK work as well? Another question, can you send me latest version in email? As previously mentioned I will back everything up. I have my license file well backed up however, so that's not a problem. Erel said: I recommend you to uninstall Android SDK and install the latest version under c:\AndroidSDK. The problem you are getting happens because some of the files are not located in the expected path. Click to expand... Upvote 0
spaces drive letters and 64 bit? Kept my paths short and sweet on a P drive, Informatics told me what to do and it worked. You probably told me too Will 64 bit JDK work as well? Another question, can you send me latest version in email? As previously mentioned I will back everything up. I have my license file well backed up however, so that's not a problem. Erel said: I recommend you to uninstall Android SDK and install the latest version under c:\AndroidSDK. The problem you are getting happens because some of the files are not located in the expected path. Click to expand...
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 30, 2013 #16 Will 64 bit JDK work as well? Click to expand... Android SDK might fail to install when there is no 32 bit JDK installed. Once installed it doesn't matter which version of the JDK you are using. Upvote 0
Will 64 bit JDK work as well? Click to expand... Android SDK might fail to install when there is no 32 bit JDK installed. Once installed it doesn't matter which version of the JDK you are using.
