But with little tweaks and management you will find it smooth but still irritating, well switch to it, after 4~5 years it might become as efficient and optimized as Eclipse :DĢ. It is better to switch to Android Studio, despite all hate i have against Android Studio, i had to switch, it is better in some ways but in most, it is literally crap as compared to Eclipse. To lean more about Ansible and Windows, visit the following blog series.You can use it, i used Google Play Services (r29) in my recent app, because latest one and the one you mention will be of no use in Eclipse as it will lack libProjects which we import as a library to use in our Application Project and integer value of Google Services version which we have to use in Android Manifest under ġ- Download Google Play Services ( r29) rev30+ will have just documentation and sample projects which are of no use.Ģ- Unzip downloaded rar and paste in directory X:\yourSDKdirectory\android-sdk\extras\google\google_play_services\ģ- Go to Eclipse File->Import->Existing Android Code->android-sdk\extras\google\ google_play_services\libprojectĤ- Now you can use this project as library in your Android Application Project.
To update Google Chrome to the latest version, please visit the following post. The above code will install the latest Google Chrome version on the managed machines.įrom experience, the process will take around two to four minutes.
It is important to notice that you will need to install the Chocolatey package manager and core extension first before running this playbook as shown here. The playbook below will use the Win_Chocolatey module to install Google Chrome. In the list of packages that appears scroll down to the Extras folder and expand it. In Eclipse, choose Window > Android SDK Manager.
Chocolatey Package Managerįollowing on my last blog post about Chocolatey, we will build on that knowledge and use the Chocolatey package manager to install Google Crohome without user or admin intervenes. Google Maps Android API V2 is part of Google's Play services SDK, which you must download and configure to work with your existing Android SDK installation in Eclipse to use the mapping functions. In this blog post, I will show you how to install Google Chrome on a managed Windows Machines using Ansible.
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