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I am trying to start developing with Titanium sdk.
I download the IDE and when I give the path of my android sdk (which is running fine in default Eclipse Android Developer suite), it doesn’t recognize it.
Please check the video below:
http://screencast.com/t/AQeBORaf
It’s weird…
create an empty folder android-7 in $android/platforms…it works after this
EDIT:The above solution doesn’t work properly in all cases . He is another alternative which
surely works : if you are using android 2.2 an above( API 8 and above) ,you need to create a symbolic link between adb file which is in platform-tools(from 2.2 and above) and tools folder. This is because the structure of android SDKs have changed from 2.2 on wards and titanium follows the old structure . So you create a symbolic link of that adb file which was previously in tools folder and has now been transferred to platform-tools folder. This solution is for linux.
$ copy $ANDROID_SDK/platform-tools/adb.exe $ANDROID_SDK/tools