I'm using android studio for app development and genymotion for emulator. I have created the virtual device of API-22 in genymotion and the emulator is working good but I'm not able to perform telephony actions in ADM like sending the sms to the emulator.The telephony actions in ADM is disabled.
please can anyone help me out... Android Device Monitor_Window_Image
If you read the documentation concerning the DDMS will find it said the tab "Emulator Control" is no longer supported.
The support for these features are now provided directly on the Android Emulator
device monitor in android studio only works for the default emulators.
It does not work for genymotion or mobile device.
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I need to connect the avd wear emulator with my smartphone. When I searched the documentation for this at this link https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/get-started/creating#pair-phone-with-avd ,it said go to settings then device setting then tap emulator. I don't understand which settings and device settings it is talking about. The wear os app in my phone keeps showing "waiting for the emulator to connect". I am really stuck at this. Any help would be highly appreciated.
You can use Android Studio pairing assistant.
From document:
From the device dropdown in Android Studio, click Wear OS emulator
pairing assistant. Select a phone and a Wear AVD to pair with one
another. If none are available, click View AVD Manager to set up a
phone or watch AVD. Then click Next.
Android Studio attempts to launch and set up a bridge between the two
devices. If you do not have the Wear OS app installed on the phone,
you will be prompted to download the Companion app from the Play
Store.
If prompted, open the Companion app once it is downloaded. On the
phone, in the Wear OS app, begin the standard pairing process. For
example, on the welcome screen, tap the Set It Up button.
Alternatively, if an existing watch is already paired, in the upper
left drop-down, tap Add a New Watch. On the phone, in the Wear OS app,
tap the Overflow button, and then tap Pair with Emulator.
https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/get-started/creating#pairing-assistant
This feature is only available for Android 11+
It finally worked. I enabled the developer options in my avd emulator and enabled adb debugging and debugging over bluetooth from the developer options. Then followed the steps and the avd emulator connected with my phone. Thanks #selcukokuyucu for your help but unfortunately I have android 7.1.1 in my smartphone.
I am trying to figure out if it is possible to share the display of my LG Style watch to a PC for an app demonstration. I haven't been able to find anything online mentioning this. Does anyone know how this might be done?
Thank you
You may refer with this tutorial on how to Cast your Android Wear Screen. Make sure that you have setup the Android SDK on your machine. Specifically, you need to be aware where you have setup your Android SDK and Tools and are aware of the adb command.
Steps:
Enable Developer Options on your Android Wear device.
Enable Debugging over Bluetooth on your Android Phone.
Enable ADB Debugging on your Android Wear Device.
Fire up a few ADB Commands.
Verify that both Android Device and Wear Device appear in the ADB devices.
Use any of the ADB Screen Casting Tools
Hope this helps!
I am stuck with Android Wear Testing in Emualtor and my Phone.
I have installed Android 6(API 23) Android Wear Intelx86 Atom System Image in SDK Manager.
Create Android Wear Round AVD with required configurations. Now my Android Wear AVD is started properly.
Now i installed Android Wear app in my Phone and followed below video and steps to pair my Android Wear with my Nexus 5 phone.
https://support.google.com/androidwear/answer/6056630?hl=en
I got an acknowledgement saying "Paired" in my phone after enabling Bluetooth and sharing the pair Token. Soon after that the phone hangs at below screen and i am not able to proceed further.
Can someone help me how to proceed further.
For reference please see the following blog, might help you resolve the problem for real device.
http://engineering.naukri.com/2016/04/android-wearsmartwatch-app-got-automated-naukri/
I have the Android SDK downloaded (on a mac), and no access to Android hardware. I can start up AVD and emulate various android devices fine, but I have some CSS I'd like to inspect in the Android browser on said emulated devices. I just can't figure out how to do this.
For iOS you can hook up Safari to the xcode emulator super easy, but I can't seem to figure out the equivalent for Android and Chrome. All of the tutorials I find on the topic tell you to use a meatspace device connected through USB! Doesn't even need to be chrome - any web inspector-like service at this point, that lets me see and change CSS on the fly, will do. Help!
Easy Peasy:
Start the Android Emulator (e.g. by running your project in Android Studio)
Start Google Chrome and visit chrome://inspect
Click the Inspect-link below the detected Emulator, and off you go!
Can anyone tell me how can i install or port my own driver(EX: Display driver) on android emulator and how to test it....
Thanks, Manju
I'm guessing you have read the Display Drivers section of the porting documention as well as bits about the Android Virtual Device (AVD) emulator configuration already. An AVD device can be configured to match your characteristics of your display, but that won't actually test your display driver. It doesn't appear that the emulator is extensible in that regard (without modifying QEMU).
So .. perhaps write an application-level test suite that runs on the emulator, and then try it on your actual device.