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Asked: 2026-05-30T10:42:20+00:00

In Eclipse I check for available Android packages, at Window->Android SDK and AVD Manager

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In Eclipse I check for available Android packages, at Window->Android SDK and AVD Manager.
Under “Available packages” it shows site as "https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/repository.xml" – but underneath there says "This repository requires a more recent version of ADT. Please update the Eclipse Android plugin".

However the “About Eclipse” menu indicates that I am running Android ADT 16.0.1, and when I check for updates with Help->Check for Updates, it says "No updates were found".

So how can can I get the Android packages when I require a more recent version of the ADT, but Eclipse says no ADT updates were found?

Regards,
Tom

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  1. Editorial Team

    Per Yury’s advice, I uninstalled and re-installed Eclipse. I’m not sure of the previous version, but it was a Helios version at least 2 years old. The new version is Indigo, and now the SDK and AVD managers appear as separate “Window” menu items, and all installed SDK versions appear under SDK manager. I guess there is something about the latest Android stuff that is incompatible with Helios (although the Android documentation claims that Android is compatible with Helios). Thanks Yury!

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