I have just installed eclipse with the andriod sdk. I have completed all suggested steps. When I attempt to launch the Emulator widows returns emulator arm stopped working can anyone help me with this I cannont test my .apk without it as I do not have an android device.
Have you created a virtual device or the emulator. m guessing u have not.
Start AVD manager,u can find it in the same folder where the 'android sdk manager' resides.
Choose the create new option and create a emulator. This will create the emulator and the applications that you write on eclipse will run on this emulator.
Note : the emulator will take a few moments to run, the first time. So don assume that its not working.
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i installed android emulator's system image (API level 29) .i was able to download it and install it
but even after successful installation it still shows me the "download" option.
it happened twice. im running on latest android studio v3.5.1 and avd v30.0.5 .
i have attached sdk screenshots ...
You installed the android 10 platform sdk. NOT System-Image.
In android studio: Tools --> AVD Manager --> Create Virtual Device button.
Select a hardware there and click next.
Now download one of the recommended system images. (Q is preferred)
Let it download... (It's size is about 1.5GB)
After you downloaded the system image, You can select it.
I just made a simple android app with 2 buttons. Each button onClick opens a new activity. I installed the app on my device via USB cable from Android studio and it runs fine on my device.
But here rises the problem, when I installed the app on my friends device after sharing via SHAREit the app installed on his device but did not run.
What could be the reason for this? And how can I solve this?
Please help. Thank you
This issue is most probably due to the Android instant run features. Try the following steps to get this working,
Step 1: From Android Studio, click on Build => Build APK. Once the build is complete, you will see an option to view the APK in explorer. Copy the app-debug.apk to a folder of your choice.
Step 2: Open a command line. Switch to the folder which contains app-debug.apk. Run the following command to install your APK on phone,
adb install -r app-debug.apk
Step 3: From your phone, use Share-it to copy the APK to your friend's phone. Now the app should run.
This is happening sometime, when do some changes in app configuration/ gradle by unknowingly,
DO THIS THING FOR SOULUTION:
Close Project in Android Studio.
Close Android Studio completely.
Rename your Project name.
Open Studio and import Project
Clean and Try to Run
So I read that you can get JavaFX applications to run on Android by using the Dalvik JavaFX-Android SDK (provided by the JavaFX Android porting team) and decided to try my hand at it.
After installing the Dalvik SDK and telling it where my Android SDK is, I tried to run the sample Hello World application that comes with the Dalvik SDK. So I went into the Hello World app's folder and ran the "gradlew installdebug" command. It all went well:
(source: forumbilder.se)
But when I tried launching the application on my phone it did not go so well:
(source: forumbilder.se)
Is there anyone of you that could provide an answer or maybe some speculation as to why it won't run?
Error message from Logcat:
(source: forumbilder.se)
(While the problem is already solved and the application is working, this is the solution, in case anyone faces the same problem)
Once android-sdk is installed, and once you download the dalvik package (dalvik-sdk-8u40-ea3 or new releases), to create the apk for the samples in that package, it's required to update a file named local.properties for each sample.
This file should contain the path to android sdk and to dalvik-sdk.
Then, from command line gradlew installDebug will create the apk and install it on the device.
Also, it comes in handy logging the messages from the device, not only in case the app crashes but also in case of unexpected behavior, or to check any System.out.println().
For that, from < android-sdk path >/platform-utils running on the command line
adb shell logcat
will log the app (and others from the device).
I'm learning how to make android apps from the docs, and I downloaded and unzipped the ant bundle
I opened eclipse and followed the tutorial, but when I click on the run button in the eclipse toolbar, nothing happens(no window pops up and neither does the avd start up).
I have made an AVD(through the avd manager icon in the same toolbar) , as the tutorial says.
I also started up the AVD with android 4.2.
I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 32 bit, if that matters.
Please help me run my app, thanks in advance!
Have you tried running the application whilst the AVD is up and running in the background?
Does the version of Android the app is built to support match that of the emulator. Ie. if the emulator if configured to support 2.3.3, and your app is built to the 4.0 API then this might happen.
To run your app directly (taking Eclipse out of the equation). You can issue the following command from the command line (this is a good test to perform).
adb install yourApkName.apk
I was testing my app in my AVD and the AVD no longer uploads the apk to the device. It used to work and I have reinstalled eclipse and the android SDK but it does'nt run the app. Any Suggestions to get it working???
There is one workaround, but a little bit more work, well for me i think its good, after u run/build on eclipse, there is an apk file in the /bin folder. I used to copy that .apk over there to my microsd and install and reinstall for comparison when you are on the go.