Set up your environment

Note: The Mobile Associates SDK is no longer available for download, however if you have integrated the SDK into your apps, you can continue to use it. Developers new to the Mobile Associates program should now sign up on Amazon Associates Central. Visit the Mobile Education Center to learn more.

Prerequisites
Adding Drawable Folder to Resources
Adding Mobile Associates JAR to your Eclipse project
Adding Mobile Associates API Reference to your Eclipse Environment

Prerequisites

The Mobile Associates API is provided as a JAR library which you include in your Android project. This can be done with any IDE. The following guide will walk you through the steps using Eclipse. Before getting started you will need to have Eclipse and the Android SDK installed. You can find detailed information on Eclipse and Android at the following links:

Adding Drawable Folder to Resources

A Drawable folder is included in the Mobile Associates folder. You need to copy the content into application's res/drawable folder.

Adding Mobile Associates JAR to your Eclipse project

In Eclipse, create or navigate to your Android project root folder, right click, and select the Properties view.
Click Java Build Path on the left
Click on the Libraries tab at the top
Click Add External Jars on the right
Navigate to the where you extracted the APPs-SDK.zip file, navigate to Apps-SDK/Android/MobileAssociates/lib folder and select the Mobile Associates jar file
Click Open
Click OK

Adding Mobile Associates API Reference to your Eclipse Environment

Many developers find it useful to add Mobile Associates API Reference to their project as well. This allows you to view the reference documentation within Eclipse, similar to Java and the Android SDK.

In Eclipse, navigate to your Android project root folder, right click, and select the Properties view.
Click Java Build Path on the left
Click on the Libraries tab at the top
Expand the Mobile Associates Jar
Select Javadoc location
Click Edit
Click Browse
Navigate to the directory you extracted the APPs-SDK.zip file, then to the Apps-SDK/Android/MobileAssociates/documentation/API-Reference folder
Click OK
Click OK

The Mobile Associates API reference is now integrated into Eclipse and you should see windows like the below screenshot directly from Eclipse.