Fetching Android SDK component information

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Android Studio installation and fetching Android SDK component information Timeout solution-Sonyi-Blog Park
Http://www.cnblogs.com/sonyi/p/4154797.html

Painstakingly configure the SDK and install Android Studio.

Another problem: Fetching Android SDK component information for a long time. In fact, wait a while to come out, a few minutes.

The original blog is as follows:

After two years of development, Google finally released the Android Studio 1.0, like tossing children's shoes, seize the toss ...

One, download Android Studio 1.0:

1) You can download Android Studio 1.0 (link) on Google's Android website. Can not download children's shoes to Baidu network disk download (link).

2) After downloading, Android Studio 1.0

Second, install Android Studio 1.0:

1) Directly double-click to install.

2) go straight to the next step. In the middle if you want to modify the installation directory can be modified:

Third, solve the fetching Android SDK component information load too long problem

After the installation is complete, if you start directly, Android Studio will go to get the Android SDK component information, this process is quite slow and often fails to load, causing Android studio to start up. The solution is not to get the Android SDK component information. Here's how:

1) Go to the bin directory in the newly installed Android Studio directory. Locate the Idea.properties file and open it with a text editor.

2) Add a line at the end of the idea.properties file: Disable.android.first.run=true, and then save the file.

3) after shutting down Android studio and restarting, you can enter the interface.

Iv. build a new Android project

1) Start the interface after Android studio:

Note: Here you need to configure the next SDK, thanks to the blog Park Friends reminded:

A, click to enter Configure:

B. After entering the interface, click Project Defaults:

C. After entering the interface, click Project Structure:

D. After entering the interface, set the path of the Android SDK and JDK.

2) Click Start a new Android studio project to create an Android project (you can modify the project workspace)

3) Direct Next

4) then the next step

5) then the next step

6) Click Finish to complete the project creation. The overall structure of the project is as follows:

Finish.

Fetching Android SDK component information