Eclipse SDK Manager File not found

Question

I'm setting up a new eclipse environment. I just installed the ADT plugin and restarted eclipse as Administrator. When I try to open the SDK Manager via Window -> Android SDK Manager, I see the following in the Console:

SDK Manager Error

I'm not sure what's causing the [Encoding Issue]x86_64 error. I'm assuming I need to go and manually edit some configuration file by hand so that the path doesn't contain the bad character, but I'm not sure which file/where. Does anyone know what file I need to edit to fix this, or possibly some alternative fix?

noni · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-23 20:10:22Z

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Eclipse -> Preferences -> Android (On left list) -> SDK Location (On Right box)

Put the correct location of your SDK's folder

answered Nov 23, 2012 at 20:10

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noni Over a year ago

Try running the SDK Manager directly, outside Eclipse. Are you on Windows? If yes, its a simple exe that you have to execute. If this don't work, your SDK folder is broken

JesseBuesking Over a year ago

Just uninstalled the SDK and reinstalled directly under C:\. Still shows that goofy [?] symbol.

Opiatefuchs · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-23 20:12:54Z

If You downloaded all required Software correct, maybe You forgot to set the SDK Location in Eclipse. Go to Windows-->Preferences-->Android. On the top of the window is a field SDK-Location. There you should browse to your SDK location, after You have done this, press Apply-Button.

JesseBuesking · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-23 21:24:48Z

Under the Android SDK install directory (...\Android\android-sdk) there's a tools directory containing a file called android.bat. The line

for /f %%a in ('%java_exe% -jar lib\archquery.jar') do set swt_path=lib\%%a

is setting swt_path to the invalid string lib\♀x86_64.

You can see this by removing the @echo off command on the first line and adding this line right after the for /f... command.

echo %swt_path%

My fix was to hardcode the correct path right after the for \f... command, like so

set swt_path=lib\x86_64

I'm assuming this is a bug with the bat file itself (not using proper encoding, or something of that nature).

salihgueler · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-24 00:37:34Z

in windows sometimes you can have problems with reaching the file.maybe you can switch the eclipse folder's place for example to desktop.and reinstall the sdk for eclipse again.we solved a problem like that on my friends computer by following this way

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