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hndr
hndr

Reputation: 767

No Android Project option on Eclipse Juno

Alright, same problem as here: "Android" missing in my "Eclipse Juno 4.1" preferences

But in my case, i already had the ADT installed ( i think?)ADT is installed

But, when I go to preferences or start a new project, there is no option related to android, what could i possibly did wrong?

Preferences

New project window

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3957

Answers (5)

VooDoo
VooDoo

Reputation: 21

Just uninstall the Android packages in eclipse and then re-install them, this likely occurred because the Eclipse packages were being installed whilst or before the Android SDK was downloaded and installed.

Upvotes: 2

SPD
SPD

Reputation: 1

After some distress I found it under File -> New -> Other -> Android from the menubar. Now to figure out how to get it under the New menu directly.

Upvotes: 0

user1526831
user1526831

Reputation: 1

Thanks, very helpful :-). I tried a lot of things ... I used the Classic version instead of the JavaEE one, tried Indigo instead of Juno ... set a different JDK ... but in my case eventually downloading the 64-bit version of Eclipse did the trick! So maybe the JDK and Eclipse must be compatible somehow ...

Upvotes: 0

hndr
hndr

Reputation: 767

Alright, i got it to work, even though i am not too sure which one did the trick, but what I did is change everything to 32-bit version (I was using 64-bit version). This includes the uninstalling JDK and eclipse and re-installing the 32-bit version of them (and of course, restarting the computer, even though i did this before). It is working now, but I'm not sure if it was the re-installing of JDK or switching to 32-bit version that solves the problem.

Upvotes: 0

Mun0n
Mun0n

Reputation: 4437

Did you install the android sdk before installing the plugin in Eclipse?

Is what I do yesterday and it works. First install de sdk and later install the plugin in eclipse.

Upvotes: 1

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