compile.bat:
set PATH=%PATH%;H:\Source\Program\sdk\tools;
set PATH=%PATH%;H:\Source\Program\sdk\platform-tools;
cd sdk\tools
emulator -avd emulator2
adb wait-for-device
cd sdk\platform-tools
adb install -r SP.apk
Here is my batch file to run a .apk into an emulator. It is from a CD, my adviser wants to run my app in his computer using my CD. My SDK folder is also in the CD and is the same directory with my compile.bat. Is my setting of path correct? Also there is an error when I test the compile.bat from the cd, it says too many files specified; only take APK file and verifier file.
The adb install command also become like this adb install -r SP.apk apk P.apk T_ROOTPROJECT_NAME-debug.apk. I only want to install SP.apk in the emulator.
When I run the commands in cmd, not in a batch file it is working.
Also I want to know how to enable the camera in my laptop to the emulator. My app requires the camera to run.
Can someone help me please? I am begging you. I need this tomorrow its for my graduation. Thank you.
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I just installed the android SDK with eclipse, straight from google's webpage, but for some reason it won't run, even when I am in the correct directory. When I use 'ls' (crunchbang linux) it show's that the file is there, but when I try to run it, it returns no such file or directory. Any ideas?
type script in your command if you adb configured.
adb stop-server
adb start-server
adb devices
I have run the following commands -
I cleaned up the existing build using command - make clean
source build/envsetup.sh OR . build/envsetup.sh
lunch full_crespo-userdebug
make -j4 (make fastboot adb)
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot -w flashall
I did these in my MAC OSX 10.9.1 and for the phone Nexus S (crespo). I have no clue why it is not generating the android-info.txt file. Every time I run fastboot command, it says it's missing. However, I have also set up the path ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT in my .bash_profile file. Still no luck. Can anyone suggest anything?
I uploaded an apk using adb
adb push myAppName.apk /sdcard/
to double check:
adb shell ls /sdcard/
sure enough, it's there.
then:
adb install /sdcard/myAppName.apk
can't find '/sdcard/myAppName.apk' to install
Note* I tried adding the path in parentheses as suggested on an xda post but this didn't help.
Are there multiple sdcard directories where push defaults to one and install defaults to another? I tried using root explorer to find the files that adb install /sdcard/<TAB> suggests but I can't file these files in any dir.
adb install takes a file on your pc to install it. It doesn't look on the phone.
You can use:
adb shell pm install /mnt/sdcard/myAppName.apk
It will install apk from the device it self.
Please check Package Manager here.
Connect your device and the from the location where you have your app.apk do adb install app.apk . It will install it to your device.
I have tried to install my apk using adb like this:
D:\C_Desktop\Development\Android SDK\platform-tools>adb install "C:\test_haxe\bin\android\bin\bin\testhaxe-debug.apk"
4274 KB/s (3702929 bytes in 0.846s)
pkg: /data/local/tmp/testhaxe-debug.apk
Success
so, its installed fine, but at my phone, I couldn't find the apk file, is it deleted after being installed?!
also, I tried to uninstall it like this:
adb uninstall com.ketab.haxe
but I get
Failure
Because I have no emulator, I will have to install the app each time to see the progress, so I will need to uninstall it and then install the new app on my phone, is this the right way to go any way?
to find out the apk file location after installation use pm path <package> command:
adb shell pm path com.ketab.haxe
you could try uninstalling the package with:
adb shell pm uninstall com.ketab.haxe
in case of failure check the error message with:
adb logcat -d -s PackageManager:*
Linux/mac users can also create a script to uninstall ("delete") an apk with something like the following. Create a file named adb-uninstall with these 3 lines:
pkg=$(aapt dump badging $1|awk -F" " '/package/ {print $2}'|awk -F"'" '/name=/ {print $2}')
adb uninstall $pkg
Then chmod +x adb-uninstall to make it executable.
now you can simply:
adb-uninstall myapp.apk
The benefit here is that you don't need to know the package name. Similarly, you can create adb-run myapp.apk.
Note: This requires that you have aapt in your path. You can find it under the new build tools folder in the SDK.
[with solution] I couln't find the apk file on my android device after installing successfuly from the command line my app apk (adb install ~/Downloads/myapp.apk) . After searching my phone's File Manager, I found out the app was downloaded as an APP and not as an apk file, as I had expected.
So if anyone else was looking for the apk file - it's an application and not a file you can see
I'm trying to integrate the Zxing Bar code scanner into an application, but I need to install the bar code application on the emulator first. I already downloaded the .apk file. How do I install it on the emulator? I'm running Ububtu.
Goto Shell/Terminal/, reach at android-sdk/tools directory then
adb install fileName.apk
or ./adb install fileName.apk
Start emulator.
android-sdk-linux/platform-tools > ./adb -e install Test-debug.apk