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I use Android Studio - How do you go about testing the official examples such as this?
I do not want to have to copy and paste all files into my project.
Are you new with android , you can test these applicavia developer mode on your device using ADT Bundle or android studios IDE for android
for such thing you have to write down or copy paste the code into your project and then when you are done attach your device to your system and turn on developer mode and try running application on device and test this application
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I hope this doesnt break the site's rules:
My question is what i posted in the title:
If i use the ROOM functions in Android Studio and then test my app on a cell phone emulator, where on my computer, is the database stored?
Inside your, Android Studio go to Device File Explorer
Then go to data->data->AppPackageName->your_db
Then right-click and extract or save it to your PC and then you can view it and also perform Query using some SQLite browser
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is it possible to build apk on Android? Like it AIDE do.
Unfortunately Gradle is not available for AIDE, on their official website they stated that.
AIDE also supports basic Android Studio projects, which follow the default project structure. The full gradle build system is not yet
supported though.
Opening Android Studio projects in AIDE
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I have developed a few applications and run them on my phone and they work well. But when I send them to different phone they won't open even when I try to reinstall them on my phone from the APK file they stop working. Can anyone help me?
I think you share your app which install from android studio directly. That app cannot able to run in other devices.
So, Build apk file in android studio and then share that apk file to your friends. It will run smoothly/
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Ive been searching for this for almost an hour and diferrent searches result said that it is present in Android Monitor but I cant find any. This is my android monitor.
Thanks!
By the way, im using an actual device not an emulator
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Seems like that File Explorer in your below toolbar on main Android Studio is not available.
Goto Tools -> Android -> Android Device Monitor and you'll see something like this: (Tested with - Real Device)
That is available in your DDMS.
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I downloaded the ADT Bundle and extracted as required, but when i want to create an android application, such an option does not exist.
Use the following steps:
go to window--Preferences--Android
then give your android sdk path
in my case:
like:/home/ravindmaurya/AndroidTa/adt-bundle-linux-x86_64-20130729/sdk
then press apply
Your SDK is not Configured therefore you can not create Android Project, First you have to configure Android SDK in Preferences like I am showing you in the below Snapshot
Now You will find Create Android Application Options
Download ADT from this link