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gonso
gonso

Reputation: 2085

Compile for Android with Kony Enterprise Visualizer

I downloaded from git hub the sample project Kony-Engagement-Service-Demo-Visualizer. (

Im trying to build the Android App but I can't. Im getting this error: [exec-shell] FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. [exec-shell] [exec-shell] - What went wrong: [exec-shell] A problem occurred configuring root project kmsapp1. [exec-shell] > Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration :_debugApkCopy. [exec-shell] > Could not find com.google.android.gms:play-services-location:10.0.0. [exec-shell] Required by: [exec-shell] :kmsapp1:unspecified [exec-shell] [exec-shell] - Try: [exec-shell] Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output. [exec-shell] [exec-shell] BUILD FAILED [exec-shell] [exec-shell] Total time: 16.071 secs

I checked my Android SDK manager and the google services are installed (rev. 39).

I have installed Android Studio and is working (i.e. I can build and run sample Apps on my device).

A related issue may be this:

First I downloaded the Android SDK without Android studio and configured KonyVisualizer to point to that directory for SDKs. That brought me this error.

Then I downloaded the full Android Studio and pointed Kony Visualizer to point to c:\User\xxx\AppData\LocalªAndorid\Sdk. That reports (now) that no SDK is found there!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 671

Answers (1)

gonso
gonso

Reputation: 2085

So I found the solution and Im going to leave my own answer here. I got it from this Kony forum: https://community.kony.com/developer/forum/sdk-error-while-building-android-native-kony-visualizer-enterprise

Apparently, you have to replace the Android SDK tool 26 with version 25.

The solution which worked for me, was getting the older SDK Tools 25.2.3 (found them not directly at Google pages but with a bit of searching online). After downloading them, replace the content of the folder /tools with the old tools.

I hate the solution, since it means messing with Android Studio files, but its the only thing that worked for me, even after full re-install.

Upvotes: 1

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