Android Environment Requirements ¶įor information on supported Google Android development environment in SAP Mobile Platform 3.0, see Setting Up Android Studio for Native SDK Development ¶Ĭreate a new Android project in Android Studio, and add required JAR and AAR files to the project. Setting Up Android Studio for Native SDK DevelopmentĬreate a new Android project in Android Studio, and add required JAR and AAR files to the project. See for information about migrating to Android Studio.Ĭomplete the prerequisites for setting up the development environment. Set up your Android environment for Native OData app development.Īndroid Studio is the official IDE for Android, you should not use Eclipse with ADT, since further updates are unavailable.
Setting Up the Android Development Environment ¶ Other subfolders will be created automatically.Enableing Apple Push Notifications (APNS)Įnableing Google Push Notifications (GCM)ĭeveloping with LogonCore and FlowEngine for Windowsĭeveloping Windows Online OData ApplicationsĮnabling Windows Push Notifications (WNS) The SDK folder should contain the following subfolders:ĭownloaded the zip file to create the tools subfolder from link, sdk-tools-windows-4333796.zip of section, Command line tools only, Platform Windows within URL, Zip file name: sdk-tools-windows-4333796.zip Copied this zip file into C:\Users\userID\AppData\Local\Android\SDK Unzipped this file, which created tools subfolder.ĭownloaded zip file to create the platform-tools subfolder from the link, Download SDK Platform-Tools for Windows, within URL, Zip file name: platform-tools_r28.0.2-windows.zip Copied this zip file into C:\Users\userID\AppData\Local\Android\SDK Unzipped this file, which created platform-tools subfolder.
The SDK folder was empty for C:\Users\userID\AppData\Local\Android\SDKįor displaying hidden AppData or Local subfolder: Tools, Folder Options, View, Advanced Settings, Files and Folders, select option Show hidden files, folders, and drives.
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