I want to download the Android SDK Tools Revision 21.1. I have seen but I have found no way to download it.

Hi Andreyp, Could you show me the log at C: Users test AppData Roaming NVIDIA Corporation Nsight Tegra Logs Nsight Tegra.log It seems caused by os security permission restriction of the device. Jump to ↵ No suggested jump to results.

It is required as I am working on JDeveloper and it follows the Android SDKs old directory structure. Although It is good practice to work with latest SDKs, but here I have problem working with Revision 22 as JDeveloper doesn't support latest Android SDK directory structure ( Rev 22). For JDeveloper: Following links might give them why I need old SDK version. This link provides solution but it uses and I don't want to use it at this time. I couldn't understand it. Let me know how to download Rev 21.x or provide me the solution of this problem.

One solution the above link gave was to copy and paste the required files from build-tools to platform-tools but still, it didn't solve the issue. In my case it is working with C: AndroidSDK sdk build-tools android-4.4.2. This part I took it from the Mobile Developer's Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework (Deploying ADF Mobile applications) Note: The structure of the SDK tools is changed in the release of Revision 22, with the build tools components relocated from the platform-tools directory to the build-tools directory. To enable deployment, the Android Build Tools Location field must reference the location of one of these build tools, the aapt file ( aapt.exe on Windows systems). The location of this file differs depending on the SDK revision. For Revision 22, this file is located within the build-tools directory (such as SDK Installation adt-bundle-windows-x86 sdk build-tools Android-4.n).

For earlier revisions, it is located within the platform-tools directory (such as SDK Installation adt-bundle-windows-x86 platfrom-tools). ADF Mobile queries the Android SDK for the location of the appt file and populates the Android Build Tools Location field accordingly. For Revision 22 of the SDK, ADF Mobile populates the field with the latest version of the build-tools directory that is installed on the development computer. For revisions prior to 22, ADF Mobile populates the field with the location of the platform-tools directory. In this case, the field is read-only.

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I have also learned a lot like mvvm, LiveData, Rxjava and dagger2. However I am struggling in understanding security. So please help me with this one question: Suppose user login in the app and he gets an access token from JSON. Then I don't know which one is the best way to store it in Android phone? I need to store it in order to make uses connected if he closes app but token has not expired.

I thought about using Room and store user class with his token( also encrypt everything with room clicher.) Similar to sqlite encryption. But key can also be decrypted. So I don't know what to do. It seems it is insecure either way. All articles I have read do not answer this question.