Follow this procedure to install and configure the Java SDK and Androidâ„¢ SDK. Once configured, the Tools > Android Tools menus are enabled in Genero Studio.
Before you begin:
If a proxy is needed on your network, it must be defined in Tools > Preferences.
You must configure for the Java and Android SDKs.
Dowload the Java Standard Edition Software Development Kit and install it to a location of your
choice.
Note: Genero Mobile requires Java SE Development Kit. To identify version requirements, refer
to the Supported
platforms and database document found on the Four Js Web site.
Make a note of the installation path.
Launch Genero Studio.
Select Tools > Genero Configurations to open the Genero Configuration Management window.
Set the JAVA_HOME variable to the location of the Java SDK directory.
To edit the JAVA_HOME environment variable, highlight the Java
SDK environment set and double-click on the JAVA_HOME
environment variable listed.
Download the Android Software
Development Kit (SDK).
Install the Android SDK to a location
of your choice. Do not install in the Program Files directory.
Note: If you install Android SDK in the
Program Files directory, Genero Mobile must be run as administrator to auto-configure the
SDK.
Note your installation path. If the Android SDK Manager launches, close it.
Set the ANDROID_SDK_ROOT variable to the location of the Android SDK you installed, for example
C:\Android\android-sdk. To edit the ANDROID_SDK_ROOT
environment variable, highlight the Android environment set and
double-click on the ANDROID_SDK_ROOT environment variable in the list.
Right-click on the Android configuration in the Configuration
Name list and select Set Genero Configuration Active.
Select OK to save the changes.
Select Tools > Android Tools > Auto-configure Android SDK. Update progress is written to the Output view.
When prompted, answer 'y' to any question. This step can take several minutes.
Important: It is recommended to run Auto configure Android SDK
regularly to ensure you have the latest SDK updates. The Auto configure Android
SDK tool upgrades Android
SDK and add-ons to the latest version.
You need an internet connection the first time you build an Android package. During this first build, an automated process
will download and install Gradle with all necessary extensions into a directory in your user
directory. Gradle is a project automation tool, find out more about Gradle at http://www.gradle.org.