The current version 10.2.5 of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android is designed to be used with Android Studio as the development environment. Thus, compared to the previous version, there was a change in the primarily recommended development environment from Eclipse to Android Studio, which is due to the fact that Android Studio is now the official Android development environment.<\/P>
Therefore, those who have previously developed their ArcGIS for Android projects with Eclipse should switch to Android Studio as soon as possible.<\/P>
A detailed guide on how to port existing Eclipse projects to Android Studio can be found on the following website:<\/P>
http:\/\/blogs.esri.com\/esri\/arcgis\/2014\/12\/19\/migrating-to-android-studio\/<\/A><\/P><\/P>Those who currently cannot switch to Android Studio still have the option to continue using the Eclipse Plugin of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android 10.2.4. However, starting from version 10.2.5 and later, the Eclipse plugin of the SDK will no longer be supported or delivered.<\/P><\/P>Eclipse can still be used as a development environment<\/STRONG><\/P><\/P>Eclipse can also continue to be used with ArcGIS for Android version 10.2.5 and higher by manually setting up the project. For this, you download the SDK separately and make a few settings when creating a new Android project.<\/P>The individual steps can be found on the following page:<\/P>http:\/\/blogs.esri.com\/esri\/arcgis\/2015\/01\/15\/the-state-of-eclipse-with-arcgis-android-v10-2-5\/<\/A><\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>
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Those who currently cannot switch to Android Studio still have the option to continue using the Eclipse Plugin of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android 10.2.4. However, starting from version 10.2.5 and later, the Eclipse plugin of the SDK will no longer be supported or delivered.<\/P>
Eclipse can still be used as a development environment<\/STRONG><\/P><\/P>Eclipse can also continue to be used with ArcGIS for Android version 10.2.5 and higher by manually setting up the project. For this, you download the SDK separately and make a few settings when creating a new Android project.<\/P>The individual steps can be found on the following page:<\/P>
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