Problems with SDK settings on Window 7 64-bit

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I am having an issue with Titanium on my 64-bit machine. When I go to 'Titanium Studio' -> 'Titanium' in the preferences, I get the following error:

[Titanium SDK Home] The Desktop-SDK root path 'C:\Users\Dan\AppData\Roaming\Titanium\sdk\win32' is not a directory

I tried simply creating that directory, but that doesn't do much. Is there a specific installer for 64-bit Windows machines? I didn't see one.

I'd really like to start using the IDE and see if it meets our needs, but I need to get over this hurdle before I can do anything.

Thanks in advance, Dan

— asked 11 months ago by Dan Robinson
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  • Missing from your question are a number of important pieces of information. I suggest you take a look at the Using Questions and Answers article, specifically the Q&A Question Checklist. The missing information is critical to reproducing problems in a test environment and often indicates other factors that cause the undesirable outcome you are experiencing.

    Might avoid problems in the future.

    — commented 11 months ago by Stephen Feather

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The desktop product has been spun off to an open source project called TideSDK.

— answered 11 months ago by Stephen Feather
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  • Thats a very good question. I actually have version 1.1.0 of the desktop sdk installed (left over from days past).

    My 'Titanium SDK Home: simply points to /Users/sfeather/Library/Application Support/Titanium/ which then holds app data, mobilesdk, modules, plugins, runtime, and a sdk folder.

    Have you done an update to ensure you have downloaded all the latest SDKs? Should be on the help menu

    — commented 11 months ago by Stephen Feather

  • I also have 1.1.0, but I think the IDE is requiring 2.2+. It would be great if I could get the URL of that SDK version, and run it through as a URL, but I can't find it anywhere.

    My "Titanium SDK Home" is C:\Users\Dan\AppData\Roaming\Titanium\, which holds four folders: mobilesdk, modules, runtime, and sdk.

    I have definitely tried updating and all that, and I believe I retrieved the 1.1.0 version via a URL.

    — commented 11 months ago by Dan Robinson

  • no.

    Titanium is requiring ANDROID 2.2. You need to open up android.exe, update your Android sdks

    — commented 11 months ago by Stephen Feather

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Hi Stephen,

Sorry about that, I wasn't specific enough. I am trying to utilize Titanium to build an Android app (it appears that TideSDK is only for developing desktop apps).

So, I guess my question then is, why do I even need the desktop SDK, when I am strictly needing a mobile solution. Is there a way to disable the need for the desktop SDK within the preferences?

Thanks!

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