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The only things you need to put in there are JAR and XML files from "additional libraries" which are not included in the B4A installation.
These libraries could be ones you have made yourself or downloaded.
There are many excellent libraries written by the community which are available for download for paid B4A subscribers.
problem with SDK Toll rev 22
After upgrading to SDK Tools rev. 22 and SDK Platform-tools rev.17, the aapt.exe cannot be found.
B4A can no longer compile anything.
When I want to run my program , I got the error :
Generating R file. Error
Cannot find: E:\PROGRAMMES\Android\android-sdk\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe
Please configure paths (Tools - Configure Paths).
After upgrading to SDK Tools rev. 22 and SDK Platform-tools rev.17, the aapt.exe cannot be found.
B4A can no longer compile anything.
When I want to run my program , I got the error :
Generating R file. Error
Cannot find: E:\PROGRAMMES\Android\android-sdk\tools\..\platform-tools\aapt.exe
Please configure paths (Tools - Configure Paths).
I have just fought the same issue for several hours. I finally gave up and copied aapt.exe from "C:\Android\build-tools\17.0.0" over to "C:\Android\platform-tools".
That solved the problem. Now will have to pay attention if it gets updated in the future.
That solved the problem. Now will have to pay attention if it gets updated in the future.
See this post by Erel http://www.b4x.com/forum/bugs-wishlist/29370-cannot-find-aapt-exe.html#post170471
You should also copy the lib folder as Erel says.
You should also copy the lib folder as Erel says.
Thank you.
I had missed this post
I had missed this post
Can you clarify what is the impact of having a more recent API platform installed and configured in B4A?
I don't know much about how it works but I would expect that in order to use some features in B4A that are only available in a recent API platform I should have that platform installed and configured in B4A.
Is it the case?
For example I'm compiling the Sensors example and I tried to use some additional sensors and for most of them all I get are compilation errors.
E.g. using TYPE_GRAVITY returns the following:
Error compiling program.
Error description: Unknown member: type_gravity
Occurred on line: 35
AddSensor(ps.TYPE_GRAVITY, "GRAVITY", False)
I don´t get the Virtual Devices working! When I start a device in the AVD Manager I get always the message: "PANIC: Could not open: C:\Users\BPK\.android/avd/HTC.ini" although the progress bar is running. But no device window is opening.
After I reinstalled Java, Android SDK several times I don´t know what to do else. I hope you can help.
Windows7, Java 1.6, Android SDK r16, installed in C:\Android
After I reinstalled Java, Android SDK several times I don´t know what to do else. I hope you can help.
Windows7, Java 1.6, Android SDK r16, installed in C:\Android
You are using an old version of Android SDK. You can try to download the latest SDK: http://dl.google.com/android/installer_r22.2.1-windows.exe
Personally I recommend you to use a real device instead of the emulator. The emulator (which is part of Android SDK) is slow and doesn't support all features.
Personally I recommend you to use a real device instead of the emulator. The emulator (which is part of Android SDK) is slow and doesn't support all features.
Hi Erel!
Before I had installed Android SDK r22 but also without success. But if you say that it is slow and not perfect I will continue with the B4A Bridge. Regarding this of course it would be much more comfortable if the installtion process would start autmatically and you don´t have to confirm always. But probably this depends on phone software. Anyway, thank you for the information.
Hi NJDude!
Interesting hint! Where/how do I get these drivers? And then the program runs immediately without installing and starting?
Thank you very much!
Great, that´s what I wanted. Works like a charm ;-)
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