Solutions to problems encountered during Eclipse installation and installation

1, the first to install the JDK (preferably using the latest version), note that 32 bits to 64-bit

2, install the program, double-click to open the installation can

3, installation package download:http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html#download

Click "Download the SDK" to go to the download page

Select 32-bit or 64-bit to download

4. Once the download is complete, go to the corresponding folder and click on the Eclipse Launcher.

5, the installation of the following dialog box, you need to set up the Java environment; no prompt to go directly to the next

6, set the Java environment variable. Computer, right-click, select Properties

7, then select Advanced System Settings, pop-up Windows under Advanced tab, click Environment variables

8, in the System variables list, look for the variable named: Java_home environment variable. If not, click New, variable name input: java_home, variable value enter the path of the installation JDK, click OK.

9, then look for the variable named PATH environment variable, and then click the Edit button, after the variable value plus; E:\jdk7\bin (the semicolon in front don't forget to add), click OK

10, look for the variable named CLASSPATH environment variable, no new, the variable name is: CLASSPATH, variable value is E:\jdk7\lib\dt.jar; E:\jdk7\lib\tools.jar;. (Don't miss the last point), click OK

11, after the above steps have been completed, you can check whether the setting is successful in cmd and enter the command java-version

12, continue to install Eclipse, directly next, you can

Other questions

1. Version 1.3.1_01 of the JVM is not suitable for this product. version:1.4.1 or greater ID required. Hint Java Virtual machine version is too low, support for more than 1.4 versions of JDK

2.32 for JDK and Win7 64-bit mismatch

Solutions to problems encountered during Eclipse installation and installation