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Thread: Eclipse and Android SDK

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    Question Eclipse and Android SDK

    I recently downloaded android SDK and it includes both android sdk and eclipse, so my question is that whether I need to download eclipse IDE from Eclipse - The Eclipse Foundation open source community website. or not ?


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    Default Re: Eclipse and Android SDK

    If you're able to start up the Eclipse IDE, no you don't. If that's not the case, then yes you should download it from the Eclipse website.

    You can add/remove software packages to Eclipse at a later date inside the Eclipse IDE.

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    Default Re: Eclipse and Android SDK

    Thanks for the heads up helloworld922, I really appreciate it coz I'm planning to download android sdk soon.

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    Here, i got my solution. Thanks "helloworld922" for giving such tips. Before this, i had the same question about Eclipse.

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    Default Re: Eclipse and Android SDK

    Quote Originally Posted by helloworld922 View Post
    If you're able to start up the Eclipse IDE, no you don't. If that's not the case, then yes you should download it from the Eclipse website.
    i have a question sir hello can you explain why you dont need to download eclipse IDE on eclipse site

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    Default Re: Eclipse and Android SDK

    If you already have Eclipse, you don't need to download it again. The Android SDK can be added to an existing Eclipse installation.

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    Default Re: Eclipse and Android SDK

    Quote Originally Posted by helloworld922 View Post
    If you already have Eclipse, you don't need to download it again. The Android SDK can be added to an existing Eclipse installation.
    thanks , another question did juno 4.2 has the same eclipse add-ons + other upgrades regarding eclipse bundled in android SDK? which is more latest of two, set asiding the android tools

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    Default Re: Eclipse and Android SDK

    I don't know what version of Eclipse is packaged with the Android SDK tools, though it can't really be more up-to-date than the version provided by Eclipse without using a developers build (which is in general a bad idea for production). At best, the Android SDK tools is as up-to-date. In any case, you can always configure Eclipse after it's been installed so a less up-to-date version can be updated.

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