Hello, i recently updated my java JDK to version 1.8.0.102. Today when i tried to preview my app on my android it gave me an error that i don’t have the required Java JDK installed and when i pressed to install it it downloaded the 1.8.0.40 version.
I think that’s a flaw in our system. fuse install android will not try to locate a Java installation if one was found before, but which by now is missing. Although, it should have asked you to provide a path to the java installation, which by default is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk[Version] and in your case C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_101.
So could you please try to run fuse install android once more and provide the correct path?
Okay that’s cool but I can’t preview and export to my android phone… it says android build failed and that some android files are missing. Also I tried to open another already installed preview on my device with the same computer but it failed. Everything is the same as with 0.24 build. Is there a way to provide 0.24 build because I really need to test it on android. DEADLINES
This is what i get on computer when i try to preview on Android and the second one is what i get on phone when i try to launch the already installed preview of the app
Yeah, that’s wrong, but you are not running fuse install android. The output that you got is just the status of the current Android environment. To actually fix errors that you might have, run fuse install android from CMD.
There is a manually approach too, where you change the JDK.Path part in %localappdata%\Fusetools\Fuse\sdkConfig.json to point to the location of an existing JDK installation.