It has been very long since I wrote any post about Android. So I will try now to continue the writing.
If you have left Android for some time and now starting over again. You might observe that Google is no longer providing ADT (Android Development Tool) bundle. Now the new tool is Android Studio. Although it has all the related tools at one place, but it is slow and little bit hard to start with.
So here is the guide for using old ADT.
Download the last ADT bundle. I am using adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702.
You will find that it doesnt have Google Play Services project. To install it:
1. Go to Sdk Manager. Its there in the same zip file of adt bundle.
2. Refresh the list, in last checkbox named Extras: you can see one sub-item Google Play Services.
3. Check it and install it.
4. You can see that now a folder has been created in the \sdk\extras\google\google_play_services.
5. Now go to eclipse, Import Android project and give the location to this google_play_services folder. Don't forget to Check the Copy Projects into workspace option.
6. That's it.
Now if you want to include this project in your App's Project. Just go to project settings. In Android Option, there is a option to Add, Click on it, it will be showing your play-service/appcompat project.
choose whichever is relevant to you.
The same process could be followed for Appcompat Project.
If you face any other issue, comment here or mail me @ rahul.lnmiit@gmail.com
If you have left Android for some time and now starting over again. You might observe that Google is no longer providing ADT (Android Development Tool) bundle. Now the new tool is Android Studio. Although it has all the related tools at one place, but it is slow and little bit hard to start with.
So here is the guide for using old ADT.
Download the last ADT bundle. I am using adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702.
You will find that it doesnt have Google Play Services project. To install it:
1. Go to Sdk Manager. Its there in the same zip file of adt bundle.
2. Refresh the list, in last checkbox named Extras: you can see one sub-item Google Play Services.
3. Check it and install it.
4. You can see that now a folder has been created in the \sdk\extras\google\google_play_services.
5. Now go to eclipse, Import Android project and give the location to this google_play_services folder. Don't forget to Check the Copy Projects into workspace option.
6. That's it.
Now if you want to include this project in your App's Project. Just go to project settings. In Android Option, there is a option to Add, Click on it, it will be showing your play-service/appcompat project.
choose whichever is relevant to you.
The same process could be followed for Appcompat Project.
If you face any other issue, comment here or mail me @ rahul.lnmiit@gmail.com
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