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that the license agreement includes a special requirement for use of the

Google Maps API.

6. Review and accept the installation location, then click Finish.

The plug-in is now downloaded and installed. The plug-in is not signed (at the time

of writing), so proceed at your own comfort level by clicking on Install All, then

restart Eclipse.

Configuring the Eclipse plug-in

Once Eclipse is restarted, it is time to connect the plug-in to the SDK installation.

Select Preferences under the Window menu. Click on the Android item in the tree

view to the left. In the right-hand pane, specify the SDK installation location. The

value used for this tutorial is c:\software\google\android\m3-rc37a (again, use

appropriate locations in Mac OS X and Linux installations).

Once the SDK location is specified, there are three other sections that may be

configured. They are mentioned here briefly:

• The Build section has options for rebuilding resources automatically.

Leave this checked. The Build option can change the level of verbosity.

Normal is the default.

• DDMS — Dalvik Debug Monitor Service is used for peering into a running

VM. These settings specify TCP/IP port numbers used for connecting to a

running VM with the debugger and various logging levels and options.

The default settings should be just fine.

• LogCat — This is a log file created on the underlying Linux kernel. The

font is selectable in this dialog. Adjust this as desired.

Congratulations! The Eclipse environment is ready to create Android applications.

Section 5. Building the SaySomething Android

application

This section creates a basic Android application, called SaySomething, using the

Android Developer Tools. Once the application is created, we will debug and run it.

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