I don't know where this has suddenly come from, because I have done never special with the IDE. If I press the Run-button in Android Studio, then the progress bar appears on the bottom. But it never comes to an end. The app isn't deployed to the virtual device and then started.
What's the cause? How can one fix the issue?
I have tried it with two different projects and two different virtual devices. It seems to be the same everywhere.
I think Have Some Errors Your Project.
Check Logcat and Show Error Frist.
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How can i solve this problem where the interface jumps all over the place?
This happens on Android Studio 1.5.1 (based on IntelliJ), but not on Java IntelliJ IDEA, which is weird.
Update:
It doesn't happen continuously, usually after a few minutes in the program.
A full reinstall and restoring default layout is not solving the problem.
However when resizing the window or when dragging the window outside the visible area of the screen, the layout goes back to normal and mostly when the mouse is moved the same issue appears again.
Update 2:
Since one of my 2 boot SSD's (in RAID0) gave up on life, I was forced to reinstall Windows and so lost all the programs on the C drive... On this new Windows install the interface issue with Android Studio is gone, so the problem was probably a wrong config file or a problem with Java.
I think you can reinstall it.Also you can click shift+F12 first.
I'm new to Java, haven't used Eclipse in probably 2 years. We're starting up a mobile dev team at work, and I'm just going over the tutorials on the Android site:
http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/running-app.html
Simply just created a project, launched the virtual device manager, have that emulator running, then click Run -> Run as Android application in Eclipse .
I've been staring at this screen for about 5 minutes now:
It says "Launching (100%)" in the bottom right corner of eclipse, and this Progres window just says Launching, but the emulator isn't doing anything.
I know emulators are generally pretty slow... But is this normal or did I do something wrong?
That happened to me too, and still does at times:
Close the emulator and execute the program again
If that didn't work, execute the program while the emulator is running. A new emulator will pop up, close the old emulator
If that didn't work, delete device and create a new one.
Also, is there anything at all popping up on the Logcat view?
I would recommand checking the list of process afterwards. Sometimes when i brutally terminate an app in eclipse, the process is still running.
But i'm on PC and i use an older version. Maybe it has been fixed.
I have app in eclipse that was running well lately
Now it suddenly stops.
After I hit debug code runs and there is breakpoint in it.
From there on I am unable to debug and go step by step through the code because ther is no pointer showing me current line code at all.
Als o I noticed that all buttons in Run menu are grayed out (Terminate, REsume, Disconnect all of them)
So the only way to stop program running is to shut down eclipse
Any ideas ?
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yes i saw the red button but unfortunatelly that did not helped. eclipse is such crap that can not be fixed with 1 red button. i had to downoad 32bit version and now it looks like it is working. 2nd issue now i have: THE ONLY way i ca nstart this crap app is to use -clean -clearPersistedState switches. ANYONE KNOWS IF THIS ECLIPSE CAN RUN NORMALY ?
just hit the red square on the top of the menu. Or also you can go to your device and stop your application, from settings->apps->yourapp->force stop or something like.
I have a Lenovo IdeaPad, and am trying to connect it to Eclipse. It was working a few weeks ago, but I haven't tried to run an application on it in a while and now will not show up in Eclipse.
It shows up in my LeTools...
But when I Run my application in Eclipse...
This error also comes up, but I think its a different problem...
Anyway, I think that I'm missing a minor step to get the Device to show up in Eclipse. If anyone knows what this step is, please let me know.
Solved.
Well, it turns out that in that second screen shot, with the EMPTY list of running Android Devices, mine was actually there.
For some reason all the fields ( Serial Number, AVD Name, Target, etc. ), have been changed to an empty string.
Anyway, if I double-click on the first row of the blank list, it loads the app on my device.
I'm a newbie that needs some help on getting the AVD running with my app. I've been developing C code for decades, but I have to admit the Eclipse/AVD setup has me stumped! I'm following the 'HelloWorld' tutorials on the developer.android website (and some others) and everything seems to be working OK, up to the point where I try to run it on the AVD simulator. I'm not getting any warnings, the Eclipse build/run output window says that everything is installed OK and the AVD does startup and run. Eclipse says that my app is loading, but it never runs. All I get is the simulator window with "ANDROID" on the screen and the buttons on the right-hand side.
I've got Eclipse Indigo and r18 of the Android PlugIn (I tried to install Helios, but the Eclipse website directed me to Indigo!). Is Indigo OK for running the simulator, or do I specifically need Helios? I also have Java 1.7.
The API level I have installed is Level 15 (v4.xxx of Android, I think). Don't know if I need a lower version to get my tutorial app to run, but level 15 is the only one I can select when setting up a device in the AVD manager.
I've been trying to get this going for days, trying all sorts of switches and buttons, but to no avail. Before I start uninstalling everything and reinstalling, can anyone advise if there is anything I might be missing, or has tripped over this problem themselves and found a way around it? Something that always trips up new starters maybe? Or do I need to go back to scratch?
Any help would be much appreciated.
How long are you leaving your emulator running after you attempt to launch your application? The Android OS can take a long time to boot up in the emulator. If it's stuck on the "ANDROID" screen then you're either not waiting long enough or there's something wrong with your emulator. It should eventually boot into the normal Android lock screen or home screen just like a device.
You can launch your emulator ahead of attempting to run your app by opening the Android Virtual Device Manager (toolbar icon in Eclipse, if installed properly) and then selecting an emulator and clicking the "Start" button. If you don't have any emulators listed, then you need to create one by clicking the "New..." button.