Zend Studio Android Native Application - php

I have installed Zend Studio, downloaded and updated ADT. All seems to work ok to the point where I want to Create Android Application. The folder for the android app is created, but there are only 2 files inside:
.project
project.properties
I am not sure what causes this, as when I try to generate native app for iOS or Windows Phone it seems to generate all the files to run the app.
Have anyone came across this problem?
Thanks

i was facing the same problem.. I have updated my zend and android sdk.. and now problem is solved.

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