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Hi Guys,
Like a few people im having a bad day. I bought mobione end of july for a project. which got put on hold. it came off hold a week ago. i started getting my head around it. Went back to the site to find its been discontinued. I have emailled for the licence key to myeclipse.
Myeclipse is a whole new ball game. The mobione was bought for 1 reason. it had a remote build which was included in the software. The service myeclipse links to. Is a charable service.
Far enough but now i need to build local. im on windows 8. And now im stuck. There is no tutorials which shows a step by step guide in setting up myeclipse to perform a local build.
So, any ideas guys? im sat here staring at a box inside of “configure local build options” called “Android Tools”. What do put there and what do i need to install.
im also gettin an android sdk error on boot. saying it needs Android developer toolkit version 23 but i have 22.6.3 installed. and check for updates gives me nothing.
All in all, im thrown from the software i wanted to buy to this which is overwhelming, but if i can get a local comppile i may be able to muddle through? If not seeing as i purchased it so recently and then you went and discontinued the software, is a refund possible?
Thanks
Kev
Kev,
Sorry that you are seeing issues with MyEclipse.
I have escalated your concern to the dev team and they will get back to you at the earliest.
Hi Kev,
In the Configure Local Build section for Android Tools this should be the path to the install of the android sdks. Mine is C:\dev\Android\android-sdk yours will probably be different but should be similar.
To build locally with MyEclipse you need to have only the API 19 installed (any higher and the build will fail). If you open the Android SDK Manganer you should have something like:
Tools:
Android SDK Tools – installed
Android SDK Platform-tools – installedAndroid 4.4.2 (API19)
all components installed, but the Glasss Dev Kit is unneeded.Hope this helps some.
