P peggjones Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2018 #1 Could anyone tell me where the compiler looks for Zipalign. I have spent 2 days trying to get the compiler to find it! I installed android 27 on a new computer. The compiler failed saying zipalign file not found. I copied zipalign to the same folder as android.jar. I thought that was where the compiler would look for it. I have installed b4a on many computers over the years and not had this problem before! Many Thanks
Could anyone tell me where the compiler looks for Zipalign. I have spent 2 days trying to get the compiler to find it! I installed android 27 on a new computer. The compiler failed saying zipalign file not found. I copied zipalign to the same folder as android.jar. I thought that was where the compiler would look for it. I have installed b4a on many computers over the years and not had this problem before! Many Thanks
P peggjones Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2018 #21 I'm not able to use SDK manager because it will not load. I will uninstall everything and download everything again. I assume that I do not need to do step 1 load Java again. Thanks for your help Upvote 0
I'm not able to use SDK manager because it will not load. I will uninstall everything and download everything again. I assume that I do not need to do step 1 load Java again. Thanks for your help
P peggjones Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2018 #22 I have reload SDK and B4A and I have kept a log of exactly what I did. 1. Downloaded SDK-tools-windows-38599397 2. Created C:\android 3. Extracted SDK-tools-windows-38599397 to c:\android 4. Uninstalled B4A 5. Downloaded and installed B4A using the link you sent me this morning 6. Went in configure paths and left all the defaults in place 7. Clicked on SDK manager and nothing happened Upvote 0
I have reload SDK and B4A and I have kept a log of exactly what I did. 1. Downloaded SDK-tools-windows-38599397 2. Created C:\android 3. Extracted SDK-tools-windows-38599397 to c:\android 4. Uninstalled B4A 5. Downloaded and installed B4A using the link you sent me this morning 6. Went in configure paths and left all the defaults in place 7. Clicked on SDK manager and nothing happened
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2018 #23 peggjones said: Created C:\android 3. Extracted SDK-tools-windows-38599397 to c:\android Click to expand... Extract ONLY the tools folder to C:Android. NOT the folder SDK-tools-windows-38599397 too... ONLY the content of SDK-tools-windows-38599397. Should be only a TOOLS folder.... Upvote 0
peggjones said: Created C:\android 3. Extracted SDK-tools-windows-38599397 to c:\android Click to expand... Extract ONLY the tools folder to C:Android. NOT the folder SDK-tools-windows-38599397 too... ONLY the content of SDK-tools-windows-38599397. Should be only a TOOLS folder....
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2018 #24 Too bad that you haven't watched the video. It is 5 minutes long and it especially shows the folder structure. I'm sorry but I'm locking this thread. It is not fair for other members who try to help you that you are ignoring our answers... Upvote 0
Too bad that you haven't watched the video. It is 5 minutes long and it especially shows the folder structure. I'm sorry but I'm locking this thread. It is not fair for other members who try to help you that you are ignoring our answers...
