I am facing the issue to run the xamarin app in IOS simulator. Whenever i am trying to run this app it was asking me to add or pair the Mac. Since I dont own the Mac I tried to install Xamarin.Ios in windows. In this process i need to install the XCode in my windows 10 Os. First of all i am unable to download the Xcode tool from Apple portal with valid credentials. I followed the below 2 links but no luck to download and install the Xcode. Could you guys please help me the easiest solution to download install the Xcode to do the next level of run the App in windows.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/ios/get-started/installation/windows/?pivots=windows
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/xcode/id497799835?mt=12
Bottom line is that iOS apps must be build using a licensed Mac OS, period. Visual Studio for Windows does not actually build the iOS app, what it does do is connect to a Mac (which must have XCode installed) and facilitate a remote iOS build via XCode. However, if you have a Mac, you can build both iOS and Android code directly on your Mac using Visual Studio for Mac. Yes, it is frustrating that you must have access to a Mac OS to build iOS apps, but this is a requirement and there is no way around it.
I am new in xamarin, create a sample application using xamarin android native, when try to run get an error
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\emulator\emulator.EXE -partition-size 512 -no-boot-anim -avd Android_Accelerated_x86_Oreo -prop monodroid.avdname=Android_Accelerated_x86_Oreo
PANIC: Cannot find AVD system path. Please define ANDROID_SDK_ROOT
Emulator Android_Accelerated_x86_Oreo cannot be started.
Runtime checks completed
Build has been canceled.
In Visual Studio go to Tools -> Android -> Android SDK Manager
Then make sure Android 8.0 / 8.1 (whichever one you're targeting) is installed.
Next in Visual Studio go to Tools -> Options -> Xamarin -> Android Settings
Then make sure you have the appropriate paths specified in Java Development Kid Location and Android SDK Location (should see little green checkmarks).
Also check the box to "Auto Install Android SDKs".
If something is screwed up still, would recommend going to Visual Studio Updater, then confirming Xamarin workload is installed or try to repair.
I installed Flutter following official document and also installed Flutter and Dart plugin on Android Studio.
But, I can't see File>New Flutter Project wizard on Android Studio 3.0.1
I run "flutter doctor" command. See the below output.
Doctor summary (to see all details, run flutter doctor -v):
[✓] Flutter (Channel beta, v0.1.5, on Mac OS X 10.13.3 17D102, locale en-TR)
[✓] Android toolchain - develop for Android devices (Android SDK 27.0.3)
[✓] iOS toolchain - develop for iOS devices (Xcode 9.2)
[✓] Android Studio (version 3.0)
[✓] IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition (version 2017.3.3)
[!] Connected devices
! No devices available
! Doctor found issues in 1 category.
You need check the “AndroidAPK Support” in your Plugins.
See this screenshot:
If you are sure to have both Dart and Flutter plugins correctly installed, check again your Plugins and be sure that Android APK Support is enabled.
If it isn't, enable it!
Et voilà! Now everything should be fine:
You can find the plugin menu inside the Welcome page
or, when you have a project opened, inside the Preferences menu:
Had the same problem. Check-in Android Studio if the Dart and Flutter plugins are both installed and marked with a lock symbol in Preferences --> Plugins.
Anyway, the following procedure helped me:
uninstall the Flutter plugin
restart Android Studio.
uninstall the Dart plugin
restart Android Studio again which seemed important to do
install the Dart plugin again
restart Android Studio although it is annoying
install the Flutter plugin again
and guess: restart Android Studio
After the last restart I saw the success message:
I assume we both installed both plugins without restarting after Dart.
I also faced it but soon I solved it
I simply install flutter and dart plugins and restarted Android Studio.
After restarting I noticed that there is no Wizard for creating flutter apps. But soon I realized that I have disabled some plugins ( Android Studio's default plugins ) so I enabled all plugins and restarted Android Studio again and BOOM! Now there is a wizard for Creating Flutter Apps.
Hope this helps you !
My answer will be nearly same with #VickyBOSS but I'll upload screenshots of before and after ;)
First and foremost Flutter and Dart plugins must be installed before.
After installing these plugins you can check if it is ok or not with flutter doctor
If you hadn't installed the plugins you would have this:
Android Studio
At first, I didn't see "Start a new Flutter project"
After:
I have also same problem.but what can you do in that situation is Just create the project with command line :
flutter create your_app_name
Now open android studio and open that project. Hope this works well
Yes first update all your plugins related to flutter and dart .
"AndroidAPK Support" plugin(install /enable /update).
3.This will work for all the AS , checked this on AS 3.4 also .
Thanks to the guys who answered before me .
I also ran into this issue and the steps above didn't work. What I did was check which plugins I have enabled and realized that Android APK Support and Android NDK Support was disabled in my AS. After enabling this and restarting android studio everything seems to be working correctly.
This worked for me. Install Dart and Flutter manually from Plugins:
Open Plugins (For Mac: Configure -> Plugins OR Android Studio -> Preferences -> Plugins)
Search for Dart -> Search in repositories -> Install -> Restart Android studio
Search for Flutter -> Search in repositories -> Install -> Restart Android Studio
Got the same problem, fixed it by installing dart first using the plugin manager of android studio. Then install flutter plugin.
How to set flutter wizard in Android Studio 3.0
File > Close Project
Configure > Check for Updates
You will find Flutter and Dart updates. Update and Restart. Downloading Patch.
File > New Flutter Project or Select new Flutter Project.
Hope your problem resolved.
Happy Codings!!
It was little different in my case. After upgrading to newest release of Android studio. The dart flutter and other related plugins were in incompatible mode.
You can check that by going to Android Studio=> Plugins.
I simply update those plugins and then restart the IDE and it works fine.
Just Restore your IDE settings as shown in image
File -> Manage Ide Settings -> Restore default settings
This will remove your installed plugins and ask you again to install them.
Update flutter using below command
flutter upgrade
and again create flutter application from android studio
For some reason, Flutter refused to show New Flutter Project in android studio 3.1
but when I use android studio 3.2 it works fine after installing Dart and flutter plugins.
Make sure you have flutter and dart installed, then enable Android apk support; this helped me
Uninstall Flutter and Dart plugin
Restart Android Studio
Install Flutter Plugin (it will prompt you to install Dart plugin as well. Accept it)
Restart Android Studio
Also, reminder to check whether the plugin is enabled or not. Go to Preferences -> Plugins -> Flutter/Dart. Although, it's enabled by default, you may have had to disable it at some point in the past. In that case, just enable it from Preferences -> Plugin -> Flutter/Dart if you want to.
In my case I did not have APK/NDK support Plugin, added that and it worked. Of course restart IDE couple of times.
Well go to command line and check flutter doctor , if all good give command to your project directory
flutter create appname
and import this to androidstudio , this will generate necessary plugins.
I've got the same problem and finally sorted out. It's usually caused by your upgrade of Android Studio from 2.x to 3.x at the same time.
In short, it's because Flutter is not correctly configurated, but behind the scene there might be different reasons, so the universal solution is to run flutter doctor -v to diagnose and see what's missing.
[First make sure you've already followed the setup steps in Flutter's official documentation and have your Android SDK updated.]
In my own case, a couple of things to fix:
Update the JAVA_HOME path in .bash_profile. Because I have 2 Java versions installed and so I updated it to use the same as Android Studio does. This is critical as flutter doctor relies on Java to check some of your configurations.
Some Android licenses not accepted - follow flutter doctor's advice to accept all licenses.
Android Studio's Flutter plugin version too low - simply update it.
Even if you have done everything here,it may not work if you have Android Studio 4.x or canary
It works only in lower version
In my case I only miss Dart plugin so i installed and on IDE restart it was there
I downloaded android studio without sdk tools, but I have them already from the eclipse IDE
I want to manually place them where they should be, as when I open android studio it starts downloading the sdk tools automatically, but my data pack is running out, I can't download it!.
Where should I place the sdk tools folder in the android studio files, so that it doesn't attempt to install the sdk tools automatically and just launch the studio directly.
you can setup in first setting.. first time you opened android studio..
android studio will ask which sdk you will use
I reinstalled the software and added the sdk in install configuration process
I have blackberry playbook with OS. Version 2.1.0.1753 i have connected with WIFI. Now when i run project it will start executing project into my playbook
but every time i got below error
Then i click on update the project's API level
Then i click ok button i got below dialog box
I do not know what should i have to do, Do i need to install all API for example
10.1, 10.0
I don't know if you have already found the solution for your problem but personally I'm using a different Blackberry NDK for Playbook development: Link to Playbook NDK
As far as i've been told the playbook os is pretty different from the blackberry z10/q10.
Playbook is 2.x and z10 is 10.0/.1/.2
Momentics is only suitable for 10.1
For publishing to playbook youll need the playbok "tablet" sdk
https://developer.blackberry.com/playbook/native/download/
Also i've been told NOT to install both sdks on the same machine. as """because weirdness happens when you have both tablet and bb10 sdks installed. it's nominally "not a bug", but merely "unsupported". """