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Jack Shultz
Jack Shultz

Reputation: 2081

Errors with Tizen IDE and HelloAccessoryProvider

I am trying a sample app for Tizen Wearable SDK but the IDE does not seem to be configured properly. It reports imports could not be resolved library and the samsung android libraries. My guess is these dependencies need to be added to the project's path somehow.

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I tried adding external classes from the Tizen Wearable SDK

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UPDATE I have tried to install the ADT Plugin but I get stuck on the license screen

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Upvotes: 0

Views: 231

Answers (2)

woodcog
woodcog

Reputation: 1

You can try using the Tizen IDE to create the HelloAccessoryConsumer (wearable part) and a separate Eclipse IDE with ADT plugin to create the HelloAccessoryProvider (Android part). Then add the .wgt file which is generated in the HelloAccessoryConsumer project to the assets folder in the HelloAccessoryProvider project.

Upvotes: 0

Eric Cloninger
Eric Cloninger

Reputation: 2260

You don't have the Android plugins for Eclipse installed from what I can see on your preferences panel. The Tizen IDE, out of the box, only supports the Tizen Wearable build.

You will need to install the Android Development Tools (ADT) plugins for Eclipse and then point the preferences at the SDK. That will clear up your Android SDK build errors. Then you just need to add the Samsung SDK jars to your project if they still fail to build. The samples should already have the links to SDK jars in them, so just getting the plugins installed is your first step.

Here's a blog post I wrote on the subject a few months ago. Skip to the TL;DR part. But, the short answer is, add the ADT plugins by adding a new install site that points to 

https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/

You will not be able to install the Native Development Tools component due to a conflict with CDT versions, so uncheck that.

Upvotes: 2

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