Invalid command line parameters как исправить

When I click the ‘run as Android application’ option, it shows the following error:

[2010-08-16 16:56:35 - Emulator] invalid command-line parameter: http://hostname:port.
[2010-08-16 16:56:35 - Emulator] Hint: use '@foo' to launch a virtual device named 'foo'.
[2010-08-16 16:56:35 - Emulator] please use -help for more information

answered Jan 7, 2011 at 21:29

answered Jul 27, 2011 at 13:34

I had this same exact error when I would try to launch the emulator from Eclipse. I had all my Android files in my documents to begin with, not my program files. I moved these files and still had the problem because of my user name having a space in it.

So I took the suggestion of Andrew McGarry and put my Android SDK folder in my C: directory and viola, problem solved…well after I redirected it in Eclipse obviously lol.

Just make sure that nothing in your SDK path has a space in it and you should be fine. You shouldn’t have to uninstall or delete anything, and you probably won’t have to move any files around either. Remember…no spaces in the entire path. =)

answered Jul 30, 2011 at 16:54

I was facing the same problem with Android when executing the emulator, and I found a solution right now. Please follow these steps:

1. Uninstall the SDK that you have already installed
2. Create a folder in disc C
3. Name it like Android
4. Open it and create inside it a new folder, for me I named it PROGRA~1
5. Execute the installation of your SDK to be installed in the folder created PROGRA~1

In the line that says invalid parameter. You need to get rid of all the spaces. I had the same problem — my path was something like jason/phone app/xyz

I changed the directory name to jason/phoneapp/xyz and it worked. You need to change the actual name of the directory that the command line is referencing. Then you need to go into eclipse and go into Windows > Preferences and you will find it says phone app (in my case) and change this also to phoneapp, and all will be well.

Don’t uninstall anything, and don’t move files around because they will the rest of the SDK will eventually go looking for them and not be able to find them.

This trick doesn’t work in IntelliJ. To solve it I moved the Android SDK to c:android-sdk-windows.

After that you still have to change the path to Android in IntelliJ of course:
— right click on the module -> open module settings
— go to: platform settings -> SDKs -> Android

Or delete the previous one and create a new one

answered Jul 13, 2011 at 14:47

I’ve been trying to solve this same problem,and I just found a solution which works for me:
@First i saw a file named adb_has_moved.txt.The contents of the file were
«The adb tool has moved to platform-tools/

If you don’t see this directory in your SDK,
launch the SDK and AVD Manager (execute the android tool)
and install «Android SDK Platform-tools»

Please also update your PATH environment variable to
include the platform-tools/ directory, so you can
execute adb from any location.

»
so i copied adb.exe from platform-tools to tools……BUT THAT DIDN’T WORKED OUT
Then i tried the next solution that is to create a new device bt that also flopped
removing old virtual devices and creating new one was also not working for me

SO i tried the solution below and stated by many.i found it from a spanish blog.i dont knw spanish bt i do knw google translate.

It seems the problem is the spaces in the path for example:C:Program FilesAndroidandroid-sdk

CHANGE THIS TO
C:PROGRA~1Androidandroid-sdk

It really worked out for me.

answered Aug 2, 2011 at 19:13

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