如何使用带有Java 32位的Android Studio？

Question

Today I want to try migrating some of my Eclipse projects to Android Studio but I have some problems.

When I open the Android Studio, it says that I need to install 64 bit JDK. So I searched for this problem and found out you need to open studio.exe instead of the default studio64.exe

When I open the studio.exe it says that I'm running 64 bit Windows, so I need to use the studio64.exe

The problem is I need the 32 bit Java not only for Android development, and all my Eclipse are in 32 bit, so changing from 32 bit to 64 bit Java is hard for me. This may make some of my softwares not working and some other problems that might arise, and you need to change the JAVA_HOME to the 64 bit java. To avoid those things I would like to just use 32 bit Java instead of 64 bit.

I searched for this problem but I can't find any solution yet, any idea how to solve this? If there's no solution, I think I'll just keep using Eclipse..

I'm using Windows 7 64 bit, Android Studio 135.1641136

Answer 1

I think that the impossibility of running studio.exe without a 64-bit Java installed were an issue in that version. I had the same problem but I've just installed currently latest Android Studio (135.1740770) and ran studio.exe without any issues.

Additionally, if you're behind a proxy (like me) you may need to update the proxy parameters at C:\\Users\\username\\.AndroidStudio\\config\\options\\other.xml.

Answer 2

Eclipse states it does not consult JAVA_HOME variable just PATH and eclipse.ini file. https://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_How_do_I_run_Eclipse%3F#Find_the_JVM

In previous versions of Android Studio there has been on option to set JDK_HOME or ANDROID_STUDIO_JDK instead of JAVA_HOME but it seems it was removed. Android Studio installation on Windows 7 fails, no JDK found

Answer 3

我遇到了同样的问题...我想我会咬紧牙关并在我的32位版本上安装/配置64位Java：X