Using ADT and SDK manager, attach android source code to eclipse

Question

After installing ADT, I used SDK Manager to download the source codes for the latest android API. Now when I run the Eclipse version that was provided with the ADT, I still can't see the android source codes.

Is there a simple way to fix this?

Answer 1

Open SDK Manager-->install source under api(i.e Android 4.0)

if You got No sources attached then click the button, then choose the Directory

e.g: D:\Android\android___sdk\sources\android-17\ ---> this my android sdk location

Depend upon your android installation directory choose accordingly.

Answer 2

After downloading the Sourcecode by useing the "Android SDK Manager", you have to change the settings in your eclipse-porject.

At first, just have a look where the Sourcecode has been downloaded. In my case (useing Windows 8) its here: "C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130219\sdk\sources\android-17"

• Now go into Eclipse.
• Open the "Properties" of the project (right click on the project-folder and click on "Properties").
• On the left side click on "Java Build Path" and then click on the tab-page "Libraries".
• Next you click on the right side on the button "Add External Class Folder...".
• Select the folder where you find the sourcecode. In my case its the folder "android-17" of the path "C:\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130219\sdk\sources\android-17".
• Commit / close all windows with ok. (Maybe you should restart eclipse.)

And now you can see/read the Android-Sourcecode. (But only in the project which you have choosen before.)