Android Studio Environment configuration as well as the presence of no JVM installation found solution.

Because many open source projects are now written in Android studio, it seems that eclipse is obsolete. In order to become an IT elite, we certainly have to keep abreast of the trend of the times.

Below is the Android stdio Chinese community, installation file download, some basic tutorials are all included, very practical, recommended to you: http://www.android-studio.org/

This is the installation tutorial: Http://www.android-studio.org/index.php/docs/experience/158-androidstudio-v1-0-win-install A fool-like installation is fine.

So the question is, since everything has, why do I have to write this article? Because I follow his tutorial there are some problems, that is

No JVM installation found. Please install a A-bit JDK.

Here is the error you have in configuring the environment variable, although you have no problem configuring the JDK environment variable, but because there are two ways to configure the JDK: And what he needs is the old method (the inability to spit the Groove ~ The new version,,,), here is the solution:

1. Create a new system variable:
Variable name: Java_home
Variable Value: C:\Program files\java\jdk1.5.0_17 (This directory is a JDK-installed directory )
2, edit the classpath, if not the variable is new ,
Variable name: CLASSPATH
Variable value:%java_home%\lib\dt.jar;%java_home%\lib\tools.jar; (note: The variable value is placed in Classpath ,
Where: The value of the variable to remember to add " ;")
3. Edit path, if not, create a new
Variable name: PATH
Variable value:%java_home%\bin; (Note: The value of this variable is placed in front of the path, if you have only one JDK version, you can not edit path, if in order to distinguish the version, it is still configured the path variable value).

after configuration, enter java-version in cmd to view



Android Studio Environment configuration and the presence of no JVM installation found solution.