Android offline documentation and sample codes

Question

I am not able to find the offline docs for android  Can someone provide a link

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If you install the SDK  the offline documentation can be found in  ANDROID SDK docs

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Write the following in linux terminal     wget -r http   developer android com reference packages html

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here is direct link for api 17 documentation  Just extract at under docs folder  Hope it helps   https   dl-ssl google com android repository docs-17 r02 zip  nbsp   129 MB

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First of All you should download the Android SDK  Download here  http   developer android com sdk index html  Then  as stated in the SDK README      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

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At first choose your API level from the following links   API Level 17  http   dl-ssl google com android repository docs-17 r02 zip  API Level 18  http   dl-ssl google com android repository docs-18 r02 zip  API Level 19  http   dl-ssl google com android repository docs-19 r02 zip  Android-L API doc  http   dl-ssl google com android repository docs-L r01 zip  API Level 24 doc  https   dl-ssl google com android repository docs-24 r01 zip  download and extract it in your sdk driectory    In your eclipse IDE   at project - gt  properties - gt  java build path - gt  Libraries - gt  Android x x - gt  android jar - gt  javadoc  press edit in right   javadoc URL - gt  Browse   select  docs reference   in archive extracted directory  press validate    to validate this javadoc    In your IntelliJ IDEA  at file - gt  Project Structure Select SDKs from left panel -  select your sdk from middle panel -  in right panel go to Documentation Paths tab so click plus icon and select docs reference  in archive extracted directory    enjoy the offline javadoc

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This thread is a little old  and I am brand new to this  but I think I found the preferred solution   First  I assume that you are using Eclipse and the Android ADT plugin   In Eclipse  choose Window Android SDK Manager   In the display  expand the entry for the MOST RECENT PLATFORM  even if that is not the platform that your are developing for   As of Jan 2012  it is  Android 4 0 3  API 15     When expanded  the first entry is  Documentation for Android SDK   Click the checkbox next to it  and then click the  Install  button   When done  you should have a new directory in your  android-sdks  called  doc    Look for  offline html  in there   Since this is packaged with the most recent version  it will document the most recent platform  but it should also show the APIs for previous versions

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