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Asked: 2026-06-07T22:13:29+00:00

According to this guide by Google the App Engine Connected Android Project should be

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According to this guide by Google the “App Engine Connected Android Project”
should be available after installing/configuring ADT plugin for Eclipse, Android SDK and Google Plugin for Eclipse. I have installed everything in the most recent version in both Eclipse 3.7.2 (Indigo) and Eclipse 4.2 (Juno). However, I can’t create such a project in any of the two Eclipse releases. Here are my installation details in Juno:

installation details

And here is a part of my Android SDK details:

SDK details

My OS is Mac OS X 10.7.4

I know that I could see the menu point on 23/6/2012 before I updated the SDK tools to the most recent version.

Is anyone experiencing a similar issue or does anyone know what I configured the wrong way?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I just found a (I would say semi-official) statement from a Google employee here. It says, that the “App Engine Connected Android Project” has been removed in GPE v3.0.0. It would be possible to downgrade to the last version containing this menu item (2.6.1), which can be downloaded here.

    The reason for the whole migration is, that “C2DM [is now] deprecated and [we] should be using GCM instead”. Furthermore

    The official docs [for using GCM] are on the way. In the meanwhile do sign up for the
    endpoints trusted testers program at
    http://endpoints-trusted-tester.appspot.com.

    They also “plan to add [the menu item] again in the next version of GPE with GCM integrations” and they “plan to release the next version end of July”.

    Also, I got a similar answer form the Google employee Sparky R.:

    I believe there is a known issue that the template for making
    GAE-connected Android apps isn’t working right now.

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