because the Android language is the Java language, developing Android apps is built on top of the Java platform. Before doing this, make sure that we have installed the JDK (Java SE development Kit).
First, install the configuration jdk. Download the installation is not said, in this talk about the configuration of the JDK environment variable. Here you need to configure three variables, java_home,path,classpass.
1. Configure the Java_home, step: Computer-to-property, advanced system Settings-System Properties--advanced--environment variables. Add the Java_home variable inside the system variable, such as:
2. Path above, find path in system variable, double click into Edit interface, add%java_home%\bin after variable value ;%java_home%\jre\bin; such as:
3. In the new system variable, named Classpath, the value of the variable is .; %java_home%\lib;%java_home%\lib\tools.jar
4. Check whether the configuration is successful, then open the run, input cmd to the DOS interface, input java-version display version indicates the configuration is successful
Next, install ANDROID-SDK and configure the SDK environment variables:1. As above, first create a new variable android_sdk_home, the value of the variable is
2. In the open path path, configure %android_sdk_home%/tools;%android_sdk_home%\platform-tools;
3. Verify the success: Enter ADB in CMD and the following is successful, such as:
Finally, download and configure Eclipse1. Download and install 2. Download ADT and configure it, such as:
3. Configuring the SDK
Summary: Use the above steps to complete the configuration of the Android environment, so you can start our Android tour. Finally, summarize the configuration steps:1. Install and configure the JDK first 2. Installation configuration SDT 3. Install configuration Eclipse
Android Environment configuration
