[android-developers] Which version of Eclipse should I install to develop Android apps ?

[dsxh]

Platform: Windows Vista - 32 bit operating system with Java Development Kit

I installed Eclipse Classic 4.2 and then the ADK, but I'm having problems 
with Eclipse not being able to start a new Android Project. 

Should I have downloaded the Eclipse version for Mobile Developers instead 
of the Classic 4.2 version ?  The 4.2 version is supposed to be plug in 
friendly and have a lot of support documentation. Did I download the wrong 
Eclipse ?

Thanks , in advance, for you help. 

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Re: [android-developers] Which version of Eclipse should I install to develop Android apps ?

[Mark Murphy]

FWIW, I use "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers". I don't know what all
the differences are with "Eclipse Classic" (or "Diet Eclipse",
"Eclipse Zero", "Eclipse Max", or any other cola-derived Eclipse
packages :-).

On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 2:02 PM, dsxh  wrote:
>
> Platform: Windows Vista - 32 bit operating system with Java Development Kit
>
> I installed Eclipse Classic 4.2 and then the ADK, but I'm having problems
> with Eclipse not being able to start a new Android Project.
>
> Should I have downloaded the Eclipse version for Mobile Developers instead
> of the Classic 4.2 version ?  The 4.2 version is supposed to be plug in
> friendly and have a lot of support documentation. Did I download the wrong
> Eclipse ?
>
> Thanks , in advance, for you help.
>
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Re: [android-developers] Which version of Eclipse should I install to develop Android apps ?

[dsxh]

Mark Murphy, thanks for you help. 

Hopefully, Eclipse Classic is not eventually scrapped by Eclipse and called 
"New Eclipse". haha. 

I may try uninstalling 4.2 Classic and reinstalling Eclipse IDE for Java. 

thanks again

On Monday, August 20, 2012 2:06:57 PM UTC-4, 

> FWIW, I use "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers". I don't know what all 
> the differences are with "Eclipse Classic" (or "Diet Eclipse", 
> "Eclipse Zero", "Eclipse Max", or any other cola-derived Eclipse 
> packages :-). 
>
> On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 2:02 PM,  wrote: 
> > 
> > Platform: Windows Vista - 32 bit operating system with Java Development 
> Kit 
> > 
> > I installed Eclipse Classic 4.2 and then the ADK, but I'm having 
> problems 
> > with Eclipse not being able to start a new Android Project. 
> > 
> > Should I have downloaded the Eclipse version for Mobile Developers 
> instead 
> > of the Classic 4.2 version ?  The 4.2 version is supposed to be plug in 
> > friendly and have a lot of support documentation. Did I download the 
> wrong 
> > Eclipse ? 
> > 
> > Thanks , in advance, for you help. 
> > 
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Re: [android-developers] Which version of Eclipse should I install to develop Android apps ?

[TreKing]

On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 1:02 PM, dsxh  wrote:

> I installed Eclipse Classic 4.2 and then the ADK, but I'm having problems
> with Eclipse not being able to start a new Android Project.


FWIW, I usually go with Classic, and I'm running Eclipse Classic 4.2 on my
laptop and it seems to be working fine. Though I don't think I've tried to
start a new project as I don't have the need.

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