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1 Download Java JDK (http://java.sun.com/javae/downloads/) (Windows edition)
Configure environment variables: After the installation is complete, set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the JDK installation folder;
"Action": [Start]-> [My Computer]]-> [right-click Properties]-> [Advanced]-> [clicking Environment Variables]
(Click New to add the Java_home variable, and if the variable already exists, click Edit to modify it, Java_home value is similar to D:\Program files\java\jdk1.6.0_16)
2 downloads Eclipse (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/)
3 download Android SDK (HTTP://DEVELOPER.ANDROID.COM/SDK)
(Note: The SDK contains a simulator)
(The Android SDK contains a tools directory that needs to be added to the path)
"Action": Return to the Configure Environment Variables window, edit the path variable, add a semicolon, add the path to the Android SDK Tools folder, and add another semicolon and%java_home%\bin.
4 Installing ADT
Use the Install New software tool in Eclipse to perform the installation;
"Specific Actions"
(1) Start eclipe IDE;
(2) Select the Help menu item and select Install software ... Options
(3) Select the "Work with" field, type http://dl-ssl.goole.com/andoid/eclipse/and press ENTER;
(4) See an entry called developer tools with two sub-nodes: Android DDMS and Android development tools. Select the parent node developer tools and confirm that two child nodes are selected. Then click the Next button.
(5) Eclipse now requires verification of the two tools to be installed, click Next again;
(6) Eclipse requires that you review the license agreement for ADT and the tools required to install ADT, click "I accept ...", and then click the Finish button.
(7) Eclipse will download ADT and install it, and will need to restart eclipse after installation, before the new plugin is displayed in the IDE.
"First" Android environment setup