I have made a basic Android App for my studies in Eclipse 2020-12 (lines up with the study module).
Now I want to run my app in the emulator to test it, but when I click on Run (the green little arrow), I get the error below. How do I fix it?
I followed these steps to install and setup my Eclipse:
https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-setup-android-for-eclipse-ide
I have the following installed:
JRE 1.8.0,
jdk-7u80-windows-x64,
eclipse2020-12-inst-jre-win64,
Java 8,
Android SDK
Keep in mind, I am new to all of this so you will have to give me Android for Dummies step by step instructions, lol.
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After trying to run my flutter app from vs code in android emulator Nexus 5X, I am getting an error which says that I have to setup JDK and I make it's Path Variables for User section and now I am getting a tons of java errors while trying to run my flutter app. Please Help
If you want to run flutter using android java JDK and Android SDK is essential.These are main steps.
Download JAVA JDK from oracle official website and install it
according to your platform(Windows,Ubuntu,Mac,etc.).And set up JDK
too.
Download and install android studio and It will automatically set up
android sdk for our development.
Think your problem is environment path problem or missing JDK.So set up Java JDK first.
I'm trying to set up lldb debugger on Eclipse and I follow this link https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/FAQ#How_do_I_get_the_LLDB_debugger.3F
Follow by the paragraph "How do I install the LLDB debugger integration?", the content is out-of-date and I try to google but still can't find the answer. My problems are:
In my Eclipse Help > Install new Software, I can find any C/C++ LLDB Debugger Integration option to install.
I'm using Xcode version 12 and it no longer support lldb-mi.
Can anyone help me on this thank you.
lldb-mi is no longer part of the basic lldb distribution, but you can get the sources (and instructions on building it) here:
https://github.com/lldb-tools/lldb-mi
I started developing in Codename One a few days ago, using IntelliJ, but since it was causing some problems, I decided to try it with Eclipse.
I got a fresh install of Eclipse Proton for Java developers on my Mac Pro running OS Sierra 10.12.6 and I can't install the Codename One plugin.
I can find it in the marketplace, but when I try to install it starts the process but soon stops and pops this message. After I press ok, I can select features to install as seen here. After I press Confirm it does nothing, and presents this. I have already installed other plugins successfully, this is the only one giving me troubles.
I tried accessing that link but it leads to a standard 404 error page on codenameone's website.
I can't seem to find a way around this, as even trying to install the plugin through Eclipse marketplace website leads to this error.
Any help is appreciated :)
I'm trying to start eclipse but it crashes after the splash screen and before workspace selection.
This is version: eclipse-java-indigo-SR2-macosx-cocoa-x86_64 on Mac OSX 10.6.8
Launching the eclipse application or executing the alias from a shell ./eclipse (or Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/eclipse) results in a segfault.
$ ./eclipse
Invalid memory access of location 0x10 rip=0x7fff84ea3164
Segmentation fault
However, it runs successfully as the super user
$ sudo ./eclipse
Password:
This is fine for now, but running eclipse under sudo does not seem like a good idea.
To make this stranger still, this installation of eclipse worked fine a few months ago and I can't remember changing anything relevant.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Before taking the more drastic step of re-installing Java on Mac OS X [not always so simple :( .. ], I just reinstalled Eclipse and ADT - and it worked fine after that.
In my case, I got this error trying to start Eclipse
Segmentation fault: 11
.. it appeared in my Eclipse ADT setup after I updated the Android SDK for Google Play Services, and then tried to run Installation of update from "Check For Updates". Restarting the computer did not help.
I would try re-installing Java. The Apple installer might thwart you, but this can help get past it.
I'd suggest getting the Java Developer package from Apple, as it includes Javadoc and source for the core libraries.
I understand there are many threads like mine but I have been trying to get an Android Emulator to work on my Windows XP PC and have encountered nothing but brickwalls. Here is what I've done:
I installed the latest JDK (Version 6 Revision 26) ... no problem
I unpacked "Eclipse" (Version 3.7 - Indigo) ... no problem
I downloaded and unzipped Android SDK ... no problem
I updated Android SDK with Android SDK Tools and two platforms (2.2 and 3.1) ... no problem
I installed the ADT plug-in for Eclipse ... no problem
I configured ADT to point to the Android SDK ... no problems
I created the "Hello World" app from the Android developers site ... no problem
I tried to run it...
And this is where I've been halted. I've tried:
Creating an AVD with default settings in both 3.1 and 2.2 ... no luck
Changing device RAM size ... no luck
Starting the AVD from Android SDK ... no luck
Starting AVD from the command line ... no luck
Starting it with no animation ... no luck
Leaving it to start over night, twice, with different settings ... no luck
I've been perusing websites for hours trying to find other solutions but having absolutely no luck?!?
It basically starts to load, it shows the "A N D R O I D _" animation and then moves to the one where the green "swoosh" moves across the logo and then it just sits there...for hours! If I try and run the "Hello World" app while it's in this state it just fails (obviously.) I don't know if I'm missing something obvious or what?!? I'm happy to uninstall everything and try again but not before I've exhausted reasonable measures to fix what I imagine to be an easy problem to solve?!?
Please try this process.
Close your Eclipse IDE
Restart the IDE and delete the AVD created.
Create the AVD and then relaunch the application.
Please let me know if this process helped you.
Similar issue here:
Newly installed Eclipse and Android SDK. Can't get emulator to work. Hangs on clock screen
Create an APK file (archive for java app for Android), copy to the machine using usb cable or whatever you use, and then just install it. Not the ideal, but it helps.