Reputation: 7448
I have previously installed intelliJ 13
and android SDK
and configured correctly. Now I downloaded Eclipse
with built-in ADT
(in that with all default components), which also includes essential Android SDK
components (API 19
). When I opened AVD Manager
in Eclipse
, it showed the AVDs
that I created previously when using intelliJ
. I opened the SDK Manager
in Eclipse
folder, and it showed that
Although I can see in Eclipse
My question is whether Eclipse
and intelliJ
shared the same ADT Manager
source folder and why the Android SDK Manager
in Eclipse
showed that components in API19
are not installed.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 136
Reputation: 330
If you open the Project Structure dialog File | Project Structure
in IntelliJ you will be able to view Platform SDK settings. Check to see if the paths are the same for both IDEs
Upvotes: 1