Rusty Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2021 #1 I followed Erel's video stroke for stroke (only I installed on D: instead of C. When I bring up B4a and configure paths, then try to compile, I get: [IDE message - 4:11:35] An error occurred. The system cannot find the file specified Any Ideas? Thanks Rusty
I followed Erel's video stroke for stroke (only I installed on D: instead of C. When I bring up B4a and configure paths, then try to compile, I get: [IDE message - 4:11:35] An error occurred. The system cannot find the file specified Any Ideas? Thanks Rusty
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2021 #2 It looks like a misconfigured SDK. Upvote 0
M MikeSW17 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2021 #3 You're not alone: Search Results www.b4x.com Upvote 0
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2021 #4 MikeSW17 said: You're not alone: Click to expand... There wasn't a single case where properly configuring the SDK didn't solve it. Configuring the SDK is a matter of downloading and unzipping two zip files. Upvote 0
MikeSW17 said: You're not alone: Click to expand... There wasn't a single case where properly configuring the SDK didn't solve it. Configuring the SDK is a matter of downloading and unzipping two zip files.
M MikeSW17 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2021 #5 Erel said: There wasn't a single case where properly configuring the SDK didn't solve it. Configuring the SDK is a matter of downloading and unzipping two zip files. Click to expand... Perhaps just ONE Zip file would be the last word in simple Download, save or move to desired location, rename d/l zip to "Android.zip". Then extract for the perfect folder structure. Maybe a bit more stress on NOT using windows built in Extract (i.e use 7-Zip) although if memory serves the folder structure corruption only rears it's head extracting the java archive. Upvote 0
Erel said: There wasn't a single case where properly configuring the SDK didn't solve it. Configuring the SDK is a matter of downloading and unzipping two zip files. Click to expand... Perhaps just ONE Zip file would be the last word in simple Download, save or move to desired location, rename d/l zip to "Android.zip". Then extract for the perfect folder structure. Maybe a bit more stress on NOT using windows built in Extract (i.e use 7-Zip) although if memory serves the folder structure corruption only rears it's head extracting the java archive.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 12, 2021 #6 MikeSW17 said: Perhaps just ONE Zip file would be the last word in simple Click to expand... Why are you hijacking this thread? Start your own. Upvote 0
MikeSW17 said: Perhaps just ONE Zip file would be the last word in simple Click to expand... Why are you hijacking this thread? Start your own.
