when i try to run an app written by others in a different PC in my android studio, i get this error message.
Invalid Gradle JDK configuration found. Open Gradle Settings
Use Embedded JDK (C:\Program Files\Android\Android2\jre)
Change JDK location.
I just want to run this in my AStudio and check the app. what is best and easiest recommendation..
Go to File > Project Structure and change JDK location to Embedded JDK You can use short key Ctr+Alt+Shift+S
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I've recently had to start developing a Micronaut project in Android Studio instead of IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. I'd assumed that because they share the same base this would be fine but when I load up my project I get this (the project is held in the wsl filesystem and all development has been using WSL with IDEA):
14:07 Project [name] is using the following JDK location when running Gradle:
//wsl$/Ubuntu-22.04/usr/lib/jvm/java-11-openjdk-amd64
Using different JDK locations on different processes might cause Gradle to
spawn multiple daemons, for example, by executing Gradle tasks from a terminal
while using Android Studio.
More info...
Select a JDK
Do not show this warning again
It's unclear why this is happening, when I click 'Select a JDK', what is selected is the JDK installed on WSL that IntelliJ is using, likewise it is pointed at the same directory where my gradle properties is kept.
I'm not sure where to go with this, my guess would be maybe Android Studio is trying to run a gradle or java instance that's not the WSL one (I think it installs it's own alongside) and that's the issue but the settings would imply otherwise. Does anyone know what might be happening?
Thanks!
I just update my Android Studio from version 3.5.3 to 3.6, now I open any project I see this error and gradle doesn't sync
I was having the same issue. I solved it by changing the JDK version I was using which was JDK 13.
Go to File -> Project Structure.
On the left side, click on SDK Location and go to JDK Location.
Change it to the Embedded JDK that comes with Android Studio.
Click on OK.
I found out that some people might use Android 4.0 with Java 14 and Gradle 6.1.1 like me. And they are not supported for each other, so just update Gradle to 6.5.1; it will solve the problem. To update Gradle, click in the Android Studio tab: File -> Project Structure -> Project. Then, change the Gradle version to 6.5.1.
Thanks, it was very helpfull!
Here's what I did to solve the issue with JDK 11 + Android 4.0.
Follow Tran's answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/62967378/5359328) and upgrade to Gradle 6.5.1.
Build project. It still shows the same error.
Change JDK to 8 in Project Structure, build. It's successful.
Change JDK back to 11 in Project Structure, build. It's successful again.
The following error occurs and none of my android projects sync with gradle. This occurred spontaneously when I opened android studio. My JAVA_HOME user variable is set to 'C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_144\bin'. Also, JDK location in android studio wont change from F:\Softwares\Android\jre to anything because it changes back when I try to change it.
The newly created daemon process has a different context than expected.
Java home is differnt.
Expecting: 'F:\Softwares\Android\jre' but was: 'C:\Program
Files\JAVA\jdk1.8.0_144'. Please configure the JDK to match the expected one.
I changed the sdk and ndk location to somewhere else, so that the warnings for space in paths donot occur. Then I could change the JDK location inside android studio to 'C:\ProgramFiles\JAVA\jdk1.8.0_144'. This fixed the gradle problem.
After I updated to Android Studio 2.3, I haven't been able to use the embedded JDK. When I try to build the project, I get errors like this:
Error:The newly created daemon process has a different context than expected.
Java home is different.
Expecting: 'D:\Development\IDE\AndroidStudio\jre' but was: 'C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_121'.
Please configure the JDK to match the expected one.
Open JDK Settings
But the JAVA_HOME environment variable isn't defined, but I can still use the normal JDK any problems, so I don't believe that's a problem. Where does Android Studio find the JAVA_HOME that prevents me from using the embedded JDK?
I tried uninstalled the system JDK to get it to work, and I updated java, which lead to it pointing to the JRE. I then reinstalled the JDK and when I point to it, it works fine. But I want to use the embedded JDK. Any ideas?
I have tried setting JAVA_HOME in gradle.properties, as linked in comments, but it still shows the error.
The line I added was:
org.gradle.java.home=D:/Development/IDE/AndroidStudio/jre
It should make the embedded JDK work (and change JAVA_HOME in the IDE) but it doesn't. It still leads to the same error mentioned at the top of this post.
In the snippet it says jre, and that was because when I copied it, I had just uninstalled the JDK. Updating the JDK and Java resulted in JAVA_HOME being set to the JDK location, but it isn't defined as an environment variable. I tried deleting the JDK table in Android Studio's config folder, but it did not work.
And what it looks when I set the JDK to be the embedded:
Try to reset your path of your updated JDK. and check it again. May be it will help you. Also clear your android studio temp cache and all.
I fixed this issue by uninstalling all the jdk installation & updates then reinstall only one jdk and assure its env. variables
I do not have a solution but I have the same problem it happens as the android studio opens from java_home/jre thence all JVMs that will fork next will come from this path, while your system varible tells Gradle to get his java.exe from JAVA_HOME
I tried to make gradle read from jre but it falied also i tried to make android studio open from java_home/bin but it falid also
I had the exactly same issue with embedded JDK which was working on Android studio version 2.2.3 and when I updated then every time studio prompts JRE not found then I added system JDK path in project folder and now Whole Android studio hanging and I switched back to Android studio 2.2.3. It seems Android studio 2.3.1 is buggy release.
It seems ,There are some miss match of JDK version.
So Try this:
First Uninstall all Jdk/jre and Android Studio.
Clear temp/prefetch etc.
then Simply Install latest version of Android studio.
Remember: Don't install any other JDK/jre and make sure that your system have proper internet connectivity.All missing file automatically downloaded.
I had try this already and it was work for me .I hope it will also work for you.
I must say the AS has too many trouble in environment settings. There are some concepts we need to know.
AS default java runtime environment itself ,as shown below.
AS default java runtime environment itself.
System has another Java_home as shown below.
System's JDK version
Then problem is coming , what will happen when the system's JDK version doesn't match the AS's JDK version?
i.
java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError
ii.
gradle failure:certification ...
iii. There are some other error I couldn't remember now.
Solution:
If your AS update to latest version,you should update your Gradle to latest version，and make sure your system's JDK is match AS's JDK version. At least, your idk version update to more than JDK1.8.0. When you do all of this ,try to restart your AS ,if does works ,try to restart your computer.
Extra:
The proxy software has some influences when Gradle sync, if there are any tips about certificate ,try to close proxy software and try again.
When Launching the Android Studio getting this exception every time and project is not run.
Error:Invalid Gradle JDK configuration found. Open Gradle Settings
Platform SDK does not point to valid JDK (/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_51.jdk/Contents/Home)
You need to edit your project structure to point to a valid JDK location.
From File -> Project Structure
Set SDK Location -> JDK location to a Valid JDK Location like C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_75
I was having same kind of problem with my machine which has program files located on the network and Java_Home environment variable was pointing to the program files location which was on the network. I installed a local Java JDK and defined the JDK path in Java_Home environment variable. This worked for me.