Re: [orca-list] Enabling Java access bridge in Ubuntu mate 18. 04



Hello,

Android studio has built-in java VM included so system-wide java access bridge does not apply when running it.

As far as I know Android studio can't be made accessible when running under linux.

Your best bet is by using whatever text editor you like for working with the code e.g. emacs. And running gradle manually to build.

Another possible configuration is to run eclipse with buildship gradle plugin.

Greetings

Peter


Dňa September 18, 2018 12:39:35 AM UTC používateľ Aaryan Kumar via orca-list <orca-list gnome org> napísal:

Hey guys!
My name is Aaryan.
I am new in Ubuntu Linux.
Basically I am an Android application developer.
So I want to develop apps in Ubuntu,
in order to progress I need to use Android studio for developing my Android applications.
Because this is an official id is developed by Google for Android developing.
Even it is very accessible ID in Windows.
So I want to use Android studio in Linux.
I have downloaded 3 Android studio and successfully installed it.
But in order to use Android studio I must enable the Java access Bridge.
so if can anyone tell me how to enable Java access bridge in Ubuntu it will be very good for me.
I am using the open JDK version 10.
Thank you so much guys...


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