Protected void onCreate( final android.os.Bundle activityState )įinal TextView textV = new TextView( SayingHello.this ) Īdd a manifest: touch AndroidManifest.xml Make the source file: mkdir -parents src/dom/domain If the device screen appears to be locked, then swipe to unlock it. The on-site instructions aren't always helpful. You might have to fiddle a bit and search for advice Use the interactive AVD Manager ( android avd).
This is optional, but the instructions below assume it. To get the recommended minimum of packages.Īppend the following JDK and SDK directories to your execution PATH. Instead use the interactive SDK manager android sdk It downloads some 30 GB of unnecessary files. Install additional packages using the SDK manager.ĭon't use android update sdk -no-ui as instructed in the bundled Readme.txt You may have to adjust the syntax for your own platform. Android SDK Tools (just the command line tools).This is a minimalist Hello World example that uses only the most basic Android tools. An archive of the full Stack Overflowĭocumentation content can be found at, in which thisĮxample is indexed by its topic ID: 85, as example: 9496. ( archived here) copyright 2017 by geekygenius, Michael Allan, cascal, Doron Behar, mnoronha, and AndroidMechanic licensed The following content is from "Android programming without an IDE" from Stack Overflow Documentation I got them by deconstructing Google's Ant script, on which Rob's answer is based. These are the instructions that eventually worked for me.
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