I'm really sorry for my bad english and the confusion I may have made. After the message concerns more Java version (not JDK) and the application look is rendered, but it does not COMPILE the project. Just a last thing (which may seem odd): actually, before I updated the message was regarding the JDK version, and Android Studio could not even render the application look.
(Related to the above point): I actually de-installed and re-installed Android Studio (although it's just a folder to be decompressed, nothing really "installs") but it still gives the error message.The following table shows compatibility between Android plugin for Gradle and Gradle: Latest stable versions you can use with Android Studio 4.1.2 (March 2021): Android Gradle Plugin version: 4.1.2 Gradle. I installed Android Studio while I still had the 1.7 Java version on my pc, which could have caused this problem Changing to Gradle Wrapper in the new version of Android Studio: Step 2 (Select desired gradle version) FileProject StructureProject.I'm pretty that my already set as default the 1.8 version, not the 1.7 (I used the sudo update-alternatives -config java command.
How do I make Android Studio notice that I updated my Java version? Some notes: So the problems seems to be related to Android Studio, not Ubuntu. "I cannot compile due to the fact that Java 1.8 version is needed" (sorry if i don't have the precise message. So after many troubles I'm 99.9% sure Java has been updated on the OS (if I type java -version on terminal, it gives me Java version 1.8.0_101)īut Android Studio, which is the principal reason for my updating the JDK, still gives and error like I updated Java, JDK ( javac and so on) on my Ubuntu 14, trying out various methods (for which I asked this question).
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