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- It is also possible to download the Android SDK separately from the official Google download website. However, as of Revision 25.0.0 of the Android SDK Tools, the SDK Manager became an integrated part of Android Studio. Therefore, Revisions newer than 24.4.1 will not come with a standalone SDK Manager. Since it is absolutely essential if you want to use Eclipse, please download the Android SDK from the following link: https://dl.google.com/android/installer_r24.4.1-windows.exe
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2. Setup the Android SDK
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* In Eclipse press Window -> Android SDK Manager
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- * Ensure that everything of "Tools" is installed
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+ * Install everything of "Tools"
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* Install everything of "Android 3.2 API 13"
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* Install everything of "Android 5.1.1 API 22"
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- * Install "Android Support Repository" (Extras) **or** alternatively "Android Support Library" (Extras). Additionally install "Google Play Services" (Extras) **and** "Google USB Driver" (Extras)
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+ * From the package "Extras", install "Android Support Repository" **or** "Android Support Library". Additionally install "Google Play Services", "Google Repository" **and** "Google USB Driver".
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* Please note that versions of the Android SDK Build Tools from 24.0.0 onwards might cause problems for your Eclipse IDE. The same goes for API versions from 24 onwards. If you get errors containing the message "refusing to generate code from aidl file defining parcelable", a workaround for now is to uninstall these newer versions of the Build Tools and the API. In the future however, this temporary solution may not be available anymore for compability reasons.
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3. Import the Android projects into your workspace
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* Android projects can be found in the /mobile subdirectory