Omnimaga
General Discussion => Technology and Development => Other => Topic started by: BlakPilar on September 04, 2011, 08:01:31 pm
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I've downloaded and "installed" the JDK 1.6 update 27 at least 3 times now, but the Android SDK isn't recognizing that I've installed it for some reason. When I get the version from the command prompt it only shows that I have the JRE installed (the correct version), but idk if it shows anything for the JDK.
Any ideas? ???
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Fix your path variable to include the JDK before the JRE.
On windows, go to system properties -> advanced -> environment variables. On linux, alter your PATH variable.
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Check that the JAVA_HOME environment variable, if any, points to the appropriate version of the JDK.
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I also failed to note that if you set the path var, you need to set it to <Java Folder>\Bin.
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Oh, sorry guys. ephan helped me the other day. I just had to hit back and then next again on the install.
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This isn't the first time that this happened.
Happened to me too and it is a known issue @ google.
The best workaround to this is to download the zip and just create the android-sdk-windows folder yourself (using that zip).
The sdk doesn't need any specific drivers anyway (except JDK ofc)
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Yeah, that's pretty much what I was going to do before ephan said something lol