How do I update the Android SDK after Google is behind the wall?

• • Objective
  • 1 Modifying the Hosts file configuration
  • 2 Modifying the settings of the Eclipse SDK Manager
  • 3 Latest Version SDK effects

Objective

Recently on the various Android technology development groups have always seen some colleagues asked, how to update the Android SDK? Or who has the latest SDK installation package? This time always want to be able to answer them immediately, but can not be concise and clear description. So write down this article to help people who are looking for ways to keep the bottom of their mind and forget about them later. In fact, the method is very simple, just need two simple steps.

1. Modify the Hosts file configuration

Windows systems, hosts files are typically located in the C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc directory, and the hosts files for Linux systems (such as Ubuntu) are typically located in the/etc/hosts directory. The configuration is as follows:

203.208.46.146 www.google.com74.125.113.121 developer.android.com203.208.46.146 dl.google.com203.208.46.146 dl-ssl.google.com

2. Modify the settings of Eclipse SDK Manager

Open the Eclipse,window-android SDK manager-tools-options:

Then tick force https://... sources to be fetched using/http ... Set Item:

Finally, restart Eclipse and then open the Android SDK Manager to get the new version of the API.

3, the latest version of the SDK effect

How do I update the Android SDK after Google is behind the wall?