The MonoForAndroid development environment is illustrated, and the monoforandroid development environment is illustrated.

The MonoForAndroid development environment is illustrated, and the monoforandroid development environment is illustrated.

Computer System: windows 8.1 Enterprise Edition

Pre-installed VS: 2010 flagship edition + 2013 with update2 flagship Edition

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1.1 install java SDK

1.2 install JRE

1.3 set the Environment Variable-01-JAVA_HOME

1.4 set the environment variable -02-path.png

 

1.5 set CLASSPATH

1.6 test java environment settings

 

2.1 install AndroidSDK-01 detection JDK

 

2.2 install AndroidSDK-02 set SDK installation path

3. Install gtk

4. Install Xamarin Studio-01

5. Install MonoForAndroid

6. Run MFxPatcher as an administrator

7-test 01 SDK not found (this is a problem with sdk configuration)

8-1 deployment-01

8-2-deployment-02-detect running devices (real machines or simulators)

8-3 deployment-0301-create a simulator

8-4 deployment-0302-create Simulator-configure simulator Parameters

8-5 deployment-0303-create Simulator-Operation Result

8-6 refresh the simulator list. The created simulator is displayed.

8-7 select this simulator-wait several minutes (may be longer)

During the 8-8 waiting process, you can see the [waiting for device] message in the lower left corner of VS2010.

8-9 after the simulator is started successfully, you can see the message of installing the apk package in the lower left corner of.

9-0 if the deployment is successful, you can see the corresponding message in the lower left corner

9-1 find the corresponding apk in the simulator (with the same name as the vs project) to open

9-2 complete the simulator startup Test

10-1 deploy and install the mobile phone driver on a real machine

10-2 real machine deployment 02-select mobile phone

10-3 real machine deployment 03-Allow debugging

 

Detailed steps for building the android development environment,

1.1 JDK Installation
1.2 install Eclipse
1.3 Android SDK Installation
1.4 ADT Installation
1.5 create AVD

Build an Android Development Environment

2. Configure ADT (Figure 3.1 to figure 3.10)
Android project development can be performed only when the ADT plug-in and Android SDK are configured.
ADT Configuration:
Step 1: Open eclipse, double-click eclipse.exe, and click OK, as shown in Figure 3.1 to Figure 3.4;
Step 2: In eclipse, select "help-> Install New Software"-> click "add"-> select “archive..htm, select the adt-0.9.1.zip file, and click "OK"-> select "Developer Tools ", click "Next"-> "Finished"-> finish, select the terms of acceptance, and click "Finished" until the process is completed. After completion, eclipse is restarted. Figure 3.5 to figure 3.10;
3. Configure the Android SDK (Figure 3.1 to figure 3.14)
In eclipse, select "Window-> Preferences"-> "Android" in sequence. The Window shown in Figure 3.12 appears, close the warning window-> select the android sdk directory (decompressed by), 3.13, and click OK-> In Figure 3.14, click "Apply" and click "OK ", after the configuration is complete, return to the eclipse initial interface.
I have a document for you.
I have just configured the ADT version. If it is relatively high, you need to obtain an avd.