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Krzysztof Dworucha
Krzysztof Dworucha

Reputation: 17

How to add manually Google API library to a project in Eclipse?

I'm doing small GPS project. Before I work on 32-bit laptop and I had option Target device: 2 x per every API. one was from Google and second from device. my laptop went down. I've bought new one 64-bit. I've installed every thing from beginning and now I don't have Google API option when I'm beginning new project. And when I try to add any libraries to an existing project I have also not even a single one to pick. I've had reinstall everything 3 times and nothing, so now I have only one option - add it manually to my project.

Where I can download Google Maps API for Android, and how to add them to my existing project manually

Upvotes: 1

Views: 11956

Answers (1)

user658042
user658042

Reputation:

You can install the Google API targets by opening the SDK and AVD manager. Either go to Window -> SDK and AVD Manager inside eclipse or start the android application from the ANDROID_SDK\tools folder.

When open, select Available packages on the left, then open the Android Repository tree. There should be various google APIs listed. Check the ones with the API levels you need and click Install selected. After everything went through, you can start a new project with the desired google APIs.

Upvotes: 2

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