am having problems with when connection my phone to laptop(screen goes crazy) and its impossible to test apps, so I was wondering is it possible to connect via bluetooth so that apk is built and I can test them on phone? ty
These links will help you. For Linux:
http://zcourts.com/2013/07/19/android-debugging-over-bluetooth-without-root/#sthash.ZPG8TrnC.dpbs
For Windows:
http://blog.wijono.org/2014/01/android-connecting-adb-to-physical.html
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Sorry but I have been searching this from last two days but found no answer.
What I am trying to do is connect to a ADB device over internet which is far away from me.
We are team of two people and I want my colleague to run the app on my emulator or my phone. But she is unable to do that. I tried connecting over TCP but I think only devices on same network can connect with TCP.
Any help will be appreciated! Thank You!!
Below is one of the solution which solves the same problem,
They call it AstroFarm, its used to share the devices over the internet for development, manual QA or automation or DevOps in CICD pipeline as well.
https://techblogs.42gears.com/how-we-solved-the-challenge-of-remotely-providing-devices-for-devops-employee-onboarding-and-customer-support/
But looks like this tool is paid one.
What's the fastest and most effective way to test applications via bluetooth or Wi-Fi rather than a standard USB connection in Xcode and Android Studio?
I could transfer the APK file to Google Drive and then test it, however I'm looking for a much faster method which will also work for Xcode.
Will the live debugging data show up fast enough or will there be a lag between the workstation and test device as data is transferred between them?
In Xcode's Help search for "Pair a wireless device with Xcode".
I have a simple question:
I'm installing openERP server in my computer.
and i can conncte to it by typing "http://localhost:8069" in google chrome.
Now I ask if i can connect to my openERP server from others computers and from my mobile android in my locale network.
EDIT:
so this is my situation:
I have developped an application android to connect to an openERP.then i am installed openERP (all-in-one) on my computer.the application turn good on the emulator, now i want to connect from my phone android.
but when i typing (my_ip:8069) from my application in my phone,i can't acces to my computer.
so tell me if it is possible or no,if yes how can i do it.
thanks for suggestions.
You can connect by using IP of that computer.
IP:8069 from any computer in that network.
Try disabling your firewall, it worked for me.
I read many articles on how we can launch an Android emulator faster.
I found this SO post where user286101 said that he "can load the app over wifi onto the real device in a fraction of the time".
My question is : how can I load an application, from Eclipse, to my real device through wifi ?
Regards.
I believe you must connect adb to your device using the command line: adb connect <host>[:<port>]. Then Eclipse will adb your device over WiFi.
Check out the adb docs.
This is adb wireless : http://www.appbrain.com/app/siir.es.adbWireless
butt your phone has to be rooted
I do it all the time via dropbox.com takes just a matter of seconds.
Just move the .apk to your dropbox folder and then open it from your device. This will work for both wifi and 3G.
In addition to bytebender's suggestion, you can transfer your apk with kies air as well, and run it by locating it with your Android's file browser. It's not exactly launching from eclipse, but this is what I had to do because I didn't have an OEM usb connector and the 3rd party (cheap) ones I had weren't connecting to my PC. I couldn't get the adb method to work. My phone does not have ROOT access.
Is there any way (e.g. with the command-line) I can upload an APK to an android phone wirelessly (wifi or Bluetooth) and launch it on the phone from a desktop machine?
I can do this things with abd from the command line when a USB cable is attached but I'd like to know if I can do this without having to mess around with cables.
The short answer is "no"... you have this nice new Bluetooth-enabled "smart"phone that doesn't do as much as the Nokia 3650 I had 8 years ago did (can you tell how annoyed by Android's lack of functioning Bluetooth in Android?).
The long answer is that the only way you could do anything like this right now would be to email yourself the APK then using something like APKatcher to install it. Note that this will not let you do any debugging, auto-install/launching, etc. It's a hack, at best.
I did this with dropbox, had my .apk installed within minutes on my phone.
Just add the apk to you dropbox folder, install a dropbox app from the market and open the apk-file on you phone.
You can connect to your phone by wifi with
adb connect PhoneIp
and then you can try
adb install yourapp.apk