https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/webclient/cordova-gettingstarted.html#createproject

There are several steps required to get Phonegap 3.0+ working with Eclipse, and the documentation is not always clear..

Here is what worked for me:

Before you try getting phonegap to work, make sure you can build a normal android application from Eclipse. Select File→new→Project and then 'Android Application Project'. Put 'test in the application name and then just keep hitting next. You should be able to then run the basic application from the toolbar.

Go to http://nodejs.org to install NodeJs. Make sure you are running a recent version, I had some issues when using an outdated one.

To confirm the installation worked, type

npm -v

and make sure you see a version number.

One of the confusing things is that there are both 'Phonega' and 'Cordova', and the documentation does not make this very clear. You can install either one and they are almost interchangable, but not 100%. I would recomment installing Cordava as that is what most of the documention uses (although ironically not the installation docs). Nota para Mac: no olvidarse de utilizar sudo para evitar problemas de permisos.

To install cordova run the following command:

npm install -g cordova

Para instalar una versión anterior de cordova:

npm install -g cordova@{numero_de_version}

Para ver las diferentes versiones de cordova:

npm view cordova versions

I had to run the command multiple times before it would succeed, but that might have just been a connection issue.

You also have to install plugman

npm install -g plugman

Instalar ant

npm install -g ant

En el path de windows introducir la ruta a la carpeta /bin de ant, y a las carpetas /tools y /platform-tools del sdk de android.

Now that you have codova installed it is time to create a test project:

cordova create hello com.example.hello HelloWorld

Go to the project directory

cd hello

and then add the android platform:

cordova -d platform add android

Añadir la plataforma IOS (Es necesario hacerlo desde MAC, ya que requiere el XCODE):

cordova -d platform add ios

Para añadir plugins usad el siguiente documento:

http://docs.phonegap.com/en/3.3.0/cordova_file_file.md.html#File

It might take a while the first time, if all goes well your project should be read to build:

cordova build

Si hubiera errores y fuera necesario rehacer le proyecto, el comando es (Atención!!!!!!! esto elimina el proyecto, así que previamente hacer copia de seguridad):

cordova platform remove android

Y lo volvemos a crear de nuevo, de forma que los plugins que no se hayan automatizado se cargan de nuevo:

cordova platform add android

The Eclipse project files are now located in the project/platforms/android directory. It is recommended that you do not edit the assets directly in the platforms directory, but rather edit the top level www files (project/www). Otherwise if you run 'cordova prepare' it will overwrite your changes in the project directory.

To import in Eclipse:

Create a new project, and select 'AndroidProject from Existing Code'

Browse to your project directory, and select the platforms/android folder and hit finish:

The project should now open in Eclipse, but there are some issues to fix before it will compile. Most importantly it is missing the cordova-3.x.x.jar file that should be in the libs/ folder.

To get the missing jar file, you need to download the Cordova-Android code from

https://github.com/apache/cordova-android

If you have git installed you can type

git clone https://github.com/apache/cordova-android

Go to the framework directory in the project, and type these commands to build the jar file (you will need to have ant installed to generate the jar file, but it should be on your system already):

android update project -p . -t android-19
ant jar

The cordova-3.3.0-dev.jar file should now be in the framework directory. Copy/Paste this file to your libs directory in Eclipse, then choose Project→Clean..

The project should now build. If you get an error like

No resource identifier found for attribute 'hardwareAccelerated'

then make sure you are using the latest Android api version:

In Eclipse, right click on the project, select properties and choose the latest Android api version:

That is it, you should now be able to comple and run the phone application on your phone or in the simulator!

Antes de anda, cometnar que todo lo que hacemos aquí está pensado para hacerlo con CHROME.

Lo primero es instalar la extensión ripple de google para emular mobiles.

Para poder probar el CROS (cross scripting) para acceder al webservice en otro dominio, es necesario que la página se vea con http, por lo que necesitamos arrancar el apache con la información del proyecto.

Cada vez que queramos hace un build, previamente tenemos que hacer un prepare para cargar en assests/www de cada plataforma la versión del código actualizada:

cordova prepare

Posteriormente ya podemos hacer:

cordova build

http://developer.telerik.com/featured/which-core-phonegapcordova-plugins-do-i-need/

Para la compilación en emulador de Xcode para 64 bits es necesaria la actualización de Cordova a (mínimo) la versión 3.4.1.

Segundo paso, borrar las “platform” del proyecto existentes para volver a generarlas. A poder ser desde terminal, ya que si borramos los archivos, la cordova sigue pensando lógicamente que está en la versión 3.3 por ejemplo de la plataforma ios.

cordova platform remove ios Así eliminamos cordova platform add ios volvemos a crear

Si ya tenemos el “images.xcassets” generado, estaría bien tenerlo en copia de seguridad, de otro mode deberemos volver a generar los iconos y los splash.