Titanium Android Installation failing : MAC 10.7.3

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Hi guys, I installed Android on my new MAC 10.7.3. Installed all android packages (except the vendor specific ones like HTC, Motorola etc.. ) When I try to run the android simulator, studio tells me to install Android. Gives me the following error:

An Android SDK is missing. Titanium requires Android platform 2.2.* Platform-tools version 8. SDK Tools version 14. Add-On Google APIs version 8

When I click on 'Install or Update Android SDK', it gives me the following error:

'NLS missing message: MobileSDKConfigurationProcessor_installationAndroidMessage in: com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.portal.processor.messages'

The Studio log :

http://pastebin.com/nKV1Uvkm

Thank you guys

— asked 12 months ago by Sharath R
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  • Having the same issue here as well. Did you find a solution?

    — commented 11 months ago by Mike Butler

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Thats strange! For a test i had to change x32 with x64...after that i couldn't start sdk manager. Swap Back x64 on top and i can start it again.

Can you start the SDK Manager via Command Line? <sdk>/tools Folder and start with "./android"

— answered 11 months ago by Christian Brauwers
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  • That starts up good Christian.. I have installed all packages, except the vendor specific ones (like HTC, Motorola etc.. ) All SDK platforms from 1.5 to 4.0.3 has been installed. But when I start Titanium, it says :

    An Android SDK is missing. Titanium requires Android platform 2.2.* Platform-tools version 8. SDK Tools version 14. Add-On Google APIs version 8

    And when I click on the green android icon on the dashboard, it says :

    When I click on 'Install or Update Android SDK', it gives me the following error: 'NLS missing message: MobileSDKConfigurationProcessor_installationAndroidMessage in: com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.portal.processor.messages'

    :(

    — commented 11 months ago by Sharath R

  • Yes the Message i got too...but here it is still working! Do you checked your Path to your SDK in Titanium Studio?

    — commented 11 months ago by Christian Brauwers

  • How do I do that Christian ?

    — commented 11 months ago by Sharath R

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I think the Problem ist the x32 Java Machine.

Goto Programs / Utilitys / Java and swap x64 in Top of x32.

After this i can start the Android SDK Manager again. If x32 first i can't start.

Cheers

— answered 11 months ago by Christian Brauwers
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  • I see both Java SE 6 64 bit and 32 bit enabled in my Utilities/Java Preferences. And I am not able to enable/disable one of them. Either both are either enabled or both are disabled :(

    — commented 11 months ago by Sharath R

  • Hi, you can swap them ... put x64 in top of x32... just hold x64 and drag it on top!

    — commented 11 months ago by Christian Brauwers

  • 64 bit is on top by default Christian..

    — commented 11 months ago by Sharath R

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