Project creation error: Error creating project. Please try again.
Clearly this is a major problem as tonnes of people are having the same issue (perhaps a clue to the administrators?)
Anyway, I'm running Titanium Dev on my Mac and I'm getting this incredibly helpful message whenever I try to create a new project.
I've read the other threads that deal with the same problem and tried all their suggestions, but to no avail.
I'm getting pretty sick of this saga- I don't even want to develop for Android damn it! I'm developing for iPhone.
I've got every single Android API installed, all their samples, Google API etc. but nothing changes.
Any help would be massively appreciated. Ahhhh!
8 Answers
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I am developing for iPhone without Android sdk installed….
when Titanium prompts for path of android SDK just ignore and close the alert (it isnt mandatory its just an option)…
Provision of little more info about your problem will be of great help…..
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I just had this problem. This was the solution for me:
- ensure that the user running TiDev has permission to access the Titanium SDK (group has r-x for directories and r– for files, and the user is a member of that group). In my case, my continuous builds folders in /opt/titanium/mobilesdk/linux (named after the version number of the build) only had root access
- ensure that the same permissions as above are set on the android sdk, which for me is /opt/android-sdk-linux_86, although I have a symlink called /opt/android-sdk that points to it, and I use this in android tools and the TiDev profile.
Note that I don't believe that the user needs write permissions to the TiDev install folder (in my case /opt/Titanium Developer-1.2.1) although it must do when there is a new version of the software or official Titanium SDK and it updates. In these cases, I just run TiDev as root to perform the update.
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Hey Buddy
stuck up with same problem when i removed the Android sdk… from then on it started showing this error msg …. when i create new projects
deleting the whole Android sdk and reinstalling the the Ti developer solved my Issue ….
i don't get that Error msg again…. And of course i am using MAC …
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I was having the same problem. This helped:
inlineAlso manually deleted the titanium folder in /Library/Application Support/
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Ah, RTFM moment for me. The SDK Readme that comes with the Android SDK Starter Package clearly states:
"The Android SDK archive now only contains the tools. It no longer comes
populated with a specific Android platform or Google add-on. Instead you
use the SDK Manager to install or update SDK components such as platforms,
tools, add-ons, and documentation."So, I had to run the SDK Manager (tools/android) and install the necessary platforms and Google APIs.
I'm not sure how/why Titanium passes the SDK check for Android without any platforms installed.
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Try swapping titanium SDK
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Try swapping titanium SDK
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Try swapping titanium SDK