I deployed my application (for test) on my connected Android device (with Android Studio 2.0 / Run - Lollilop for device).
My application runs correctly but it doesn't appear (physically) in the list of applications of my connected device.
Is it normal ?
I read when Android Studio deploys an application on connected device, it runs and installs the application.
Any ideas ?
Thanks you in advance
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OS : Android 5.1.1
Device : OPPO A37f
Please suggest me an online platform for the run and trace my issue. I do not want to run the app in Genymotion.
I can load a device and run tests (load an app with the client) with Samsung Remote Test Lab, but I cannot get the Remote Debug Bridge to work with Android Studio.
adb connect localhost:xxxx says connected, but the device does not appear in Android Studio.
Has anyone gotten it to work?
The issue was Samsung themselves. Works fine now.
I'm working on Titanium with alloy framework and quit new in it. I have develop some simple apps and these are working fine on my laptop's browser.Now i want to test it on my android mobile but unable to deploy it on my device. I've installed device driver on system and connected device on debugging mode but when i try to run as android device in titanium , i get Invalid "--android-sdk" value "C:\android-sdk-win" error. while ni case of native android apps (with java/eclipse) my device is working fine and I'm able to test my apps on my mobile in debugging mode. Don't know what is the problem with Titanium. I've searched internet for this problem but couldn't find any good solution. Any help will be highly appreciated.
I guess you don't have any SDK in "C:\android-sdk-win".
You should ensure you have the correct Android SDK/NDK paths configured in Titanium:Preferences:Studio:Platforms:Android.
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