Android Question Configure paths??????

klaus

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• Jul 5, 2014

• #2

What error message ?
Where did you copy it ?
Do you have special charaters in the folder name ?

 

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Malky

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• Jul 5, 2014

• #3

Hi Klaus, nothing at all? I tried it on the C: root to start with (win 7) which gave the same error, so cut and pasted it to the downloads directory?

Malky

 

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klaus

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• Jul 5, 2014

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What Error !!!!!!
Sorry, I don't understand what you have done nor what you you get.

 

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Malky

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• Jul 6, 2014

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I am definitely logged in as Administrator and it doesn't matter where I put the Additional Libraries folder I get the message 'An error occurred. Invalid path.'
Currently pointing to C:\Users\Default\Downloads\B4A\Additional Libraries

Doesn't matter where I place the Additional Libraries folder though???? I've moved it to various places.

Malk

 

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NJDude

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• Jul 6, 2014

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I would suggest you do a fresh install of B4A, and don't install the Android SDK on protected directories like Program Files.

There's really no need to have admin rights to run/install B4A.

 

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Malky

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• Jul 6, 2014

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Hi NJDude, I have done as you suggested and uninstalled/reinstalled B4A and have the same problem? I have attempted again to install in another directory, but that isn't working either????

It must be machine specific as I can change the existing path on my PC no problem and both have B4A 3.82, so the problem is mine.

Thanks for the input guys, I'll struggle on.

Malky

 

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Erel

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• Jul 6, 2014

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Can you post a screenshot of the error message?

 

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Malky

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• Jul 6, 2014

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Hi Erel, I am now in the process of starting from scratch again with the sdk etc although I have java 7 on here and the installation instructions specify Java 6? I can't see how that should affect selecting a path though? Will update in a bit.

Thanks,

Malky

 

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Erel

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• Jul 6, 2014

• #10

You can use Java 7.

 

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NJDude

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• Jul 6, 2014

• #11

Java 8 also works.

 

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Malky

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• Jul 7, 2014

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Update!!! Although I had already installed B4A and it asked me for the license and seemed happy with it. After re-installing Java SDK, I opened B$A and it asked me for the license again? I supplied the license file and now it works no problem???

I can only imagine a glitch of some sort, but been frustrating, although glad I have my backup now.

Thanks for the input guys, very much appreciated when someone is trying to help.

Malky

 

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Malky

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• Jul 13, 2014

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After my wife decided in her wisdom to swap laptops again, jeez, I have discovered that this was caused by a bad java jdk download. Once I got a new copy and installed, I could modify the path's no problem!

 

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