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    To set up an Android development environment, the document recommends installing Java SDK 5 or 6, Eclipse 3.3 or later, the Android SDK, and the Android plug-in for Eclipse. It describes the Android emulator for testing apps, Dalvik Debug Monitor Service (DDMS) for debugging apps on emulators or devices, and Android Debug Bridge (ADB) for interacting with devices from the development environment.

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    To set up an Android development environment, the document recommends installing Java SDK 5 or 6, Eclipse 3.3 or later, the Android SDK, and the Android plug-in for Eclipse. It describes the Android emulator for testing apps, Dalvik Debug Monitor Service (DDMS) for debugging apps on emulators or devices, and Android Debug Bridge (ADB) for interacting with devices from the development environment.

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    Android Chp 2: Your Android Development Environment

    Vinayak Naik

    Steps to install the DE

    Java SDK 5 or 6 is required


    Java runtime is not sufficient Gnu compiler for Java (gcj) is not compatible

    Eclipse is the most comprehensive DE


    Use Eclipse 3.3 (Europa) or later If using Eclipse for the first time, choose Eclipse IDE for Java EE

    Install Android SDK ( http://developer.android.com/sdk ) Update your PATH to include Android tools directory Install Android Plug-In for Eclipse ADT (http://developer.android.com/sdk/ )

    Android Tools

    Android emulator
    Runs on your computer and behaves much as a mobile device You can load Android applications into the emulator, test, and debug them configuration It is generic device and not tied to any one specific phone

    Dalvik Debug Monitor Service (DDMS)


    Tool provides direct access to the device emulator or physical device View and manage processes and threads View heap data, attach to processes to debug A client-server tool to debug Android code on the emulator using Eclipse DDMS and ADT use ADB to facilitate interaction between the development environment and the device Interact with device file system, install Android apps shell commands to access database

    Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

    manually, and issue shell commands, e.g. Use sqlite3

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