jcpalmer
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Posted: February 24, 2009 21:09 by jcpalmer
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I have not been actively using the Plug-in or SDK since I first installed it, right after G1 launch. I am now starting active development, and find my rc1 SDK out of date. Just thought I would ask before I mess up my Netbeans installation, how do you upgrade the Android SDK the plug-in uses? FYI, I have no real investment NBAndroid Projects at this point yet. The little amount of Android code so far has been to a Class Library Project. I have decided to implement Multiple Project Android applications using Proguard 4.x. . If I can manage to hand modify the build-impl.xml (not my strong suit) to get this functionality, I will post it as an attachment to my enhancement Issue. Otherwise, I will just have to do everything in external script file, and ultimately not use the plug-in, but would like to try. |
Upgrading SDK once Plugin is already installed
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Posted: February 25, 2009 16:59 by jcpalmer
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The way to update SDK, after downloading & editing PATH is:
There is no need to uninstall the plug-in itself. As far as implementing Proguard to build multi-project Android Apps, I have decided that trying to do everything inside of Netbeans right from the beginning is too much. I will build script file which takes Netbeans Build Jar files to generate an .APK file. Once that works, I will post that. |
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