

Path of the “platform-tools” folder in the Android SDK bundle ( For Example, C:\User Files\Appium Automation\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools).#3) Set 2 paths in the system variable Path: #2) Click on Environment Variables -> Create a new user variable ANDROID_HOME -> and set the Android SDK path as the value for it. #1) Note down the path where the Android SDK is installed.

Select “Tools” and the Android platform on which you will be performing your tests. #5) This opens the Android SDK Manager window. #4) Now click on the “SDK Manager.exe” file. The folder structure will look as shown below: #3) Once the zip file gets downloaded, unzip the folder. #2) Click on the link “android-sdk_r24.4.1-windows.zip” (or whichever is the latest you find there) and then click on the download button.
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Install Android SDK (Software Development Kit) This should return the latest version of the JDK installed in the system. #5) To make sure that the system can recognize the Java that is installed, go to the command prompt and type ‘java –version’. #4) Once you click on OK, the variable should reflect in the list of environmental variables set. #3) Now, Open Control Panel -> System -> Advanced System Settings -> Environmental Variables -> Click New. In this case, the path is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_144\bin.

#2) Copy the path until/bin folder because that is where the java application is found. #1) Note down the path where the JDK is installed in the system.
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Let’s see the step by step process of how to set up the Appium Test environment in detail.
