Installing and Configuring Android Studio

To run, test and debug an Android project you create in Xojo requires that Google's Android Studio development tool be installed but you will not have to use it.

Installing Android Studio

To install and initially configure Android Studio:

  1. Download it.

  2. Install and launch Android Studio.

  3. The first time you launch Android Studio, you will need to configure it. Android Studio will ask you if you would like to import Android Studio settings. Make sure Do not import settings is selected then click OK.

  4. Android Studio will open a window that will take you through the initial setup. On the Welcome page, click Next.

  5. On the Install Type page, leave it set to Standard and click Next.

  6. On the Select UI Theme page, choose Dark (the default) or Light then click Next.

  7. On the License Agreement page, in the list on the left, make sure android-sdk-license is selected then click Accept.

  8. On that same page, click on android-sdk-arm-dbt-license to select it then click Accept.

  9. Now click Finish.

  10. Android Studio will spend a few minutes downloading various files. When it's done, click Finish.

Note

As Google changes Android Studio, these steps may be not be 100% correct.