Time for action – Configuration

After installing the required software, we will configure Rhodes.

First, we need to configure the environment by running the rhodes-setup script. This will attempt to auto-detect the installed SDKs and will prompt you to verify them or enter ones that cannot be detected. If you are not building for a specific platform (for example, you can't build for the iPhone on Windows), you can leave that SDK location blank.

What just happened?

We just configured Java JDK path and our device simulator SDK's path on Rhodes. Now every Rhodes application will take the default path that are set during this configuration.