Using Java 8 can be solved in anycodings_android-2.2-froyo many different ways, e.g: Make sure that sdkmanager doesn't anycodings_android-2.2-froyo complain about repositories.cfg missing: mkdir -p ~/.android & touch ~/.android/repositories.cfgĪlso make sure that you are using Java 8 anycodings_android-2.2-froyo by calling java -version, otherwise anycodings_android-2.2-froyo sdkmanager won't work (as of time of anycodings_android-2.2-froyo writing). If you want to use the android command anycodings_android-2.2-froyo line tool sdkmanager to do this instead anycodings_android-2.2-froyo of the UI, this is the way to do it. Search for android TargetSDK anycodings_android-2.2-froyo version and MinimunSDK version. Also any anycodings_android-2.2-froyo API above the targeted device will not anycodings_android-2.2-froyo run and will interfere with your app anycodings_android-2.2-froyo design. You can deploy it, but you would have to anycodings_android-2.2-froyo mention it(that you want to run on lower anycodings_android-2.2-froyo APIs) on your manifest file. My friend just copies from anycodings_android-2.2-froyo mine. Will save you anycodings_android-2.2-froyo some bandwidth, in case you later need anycodings_android-2.2-froyo those API's. I personally keep GB(API anycodings_android-2.2-froyo 10), ICS(API 14) and JB(API 17).Īlso what you can try is just move the anycodings_android-2.2-froyo whole android SDK folder to a new anycodings_android-2.2-froyo location with relatively large storage, anycodings_android-2.2-froyo and then specify the new path in anycodings_android-2.2-froyo preferences in eclipse.
You may still want to retain some of the anycodings_android-2.2-froyo older SDK's so as to try your apps on anycodings_android-2.2-froyo lower platform.
Just delete the packages you want to anycodings_android-2.2-froyo uninstall.
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