I usually develop in .NET using Visual Studio. I'm just trying to build my first (Hello Work) android App. So I'm new to Eclipse and new to Android.
I followed everything on this link up to
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/installing-adt.html
Up to "Run on a real device".
I've got a Galaxy S4 connected to the USB and Developer options > USB Debugging activated.
But Eclipse doesn't seem to see the Android USB Device.
(I know I still have the option to create a virtual device, but I'd like this to work too.)
Thank you for your help.
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I followed the directions here How to test android apps in a real device with Android Studio? to test an app on a real android device, but it explains how to do so in Windows but not a MAC. How can I test an app on a real android device using an Android Studio that's installed on MAC?
Testing on MAC is more easier than Windows because if you have android device which is from well-known company, you already have USB driver installed on MAC.
Follow these steps to test Android device on MAC.
Open Android Studio
Connect Android device via USB
Now you should able to see your device just like in below screenshot
If not try "Troubleshoot device connection" menu. see screenshot.
You are now good to go with running your app first time on MAC :)
After trying Troubleshoot device connection, if you see a message like this:
- Device is waiting for you to grant permission for USB debugging
Go to Settings -> Developer options and Switch off and On again and it should show the message to allow connection.
I have clicked on my Samsung Galaxy build number seven times and got a message, that I am a developer now. I connected this device to my computer via USB. I have installed Android SDK and created a sample project in IntelliJ.
But when I try to run it, the following window appears:
Troubleshoot link does not work.
What else was I to do in order to be able to run Android programs from IntelliJ?
You need to enable USB debugging in developer options. Like on image below
I have a cheap DOPO model EM63 tablet that I would like to play around with in Android Studio. I put the device in developer mode and I made sure enable usb debugging was enabled. When I plug the device in, It does not appear in Android Studio. I plugged in my phone and enabled debugging and I can see the phone. Do I need to download a driver? What steps should I take to resolve my issue ?
I am running Windows 8.1 on the laptop. The Android has 4.2.2.
install kies from here:
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/usefulsoftware/KIES/
its working for me.
I'm a beginner in Android development, and I'm trying to figure out Eclipse and the development environment and how everything is set up. I found a guide on developer.android.com, but it really isn't helping to get my test app running on my devoce. I've connected my Nexus 5 to my PC, I've enabled USB Debugging and all that. I have a simple app created... but when I try to run it, it only wants to run on the Virtual Device. The guide I'm following just says "Enable USB Debugging," but that doesn't seem to do the trick. What am I missing? How do I run my app on my device?
You need to install the Google USB Driver, which comes in the Android SDK platform see more here: http://java.dzone.com/articles/how-enable-usb-debugging-nexus
There are many tutorials how to build an application with Qt for Android.
So I do it in these steps:
Installed Android SDK, NDK, JDK and Apache Ant
Installed Qt 5.2 for Android
Created simple QML application.
Configured virtual device from AVD Manager
I tried to run it and it bringed up Emulator window with my app. OK, it is going as expected.
Now I want to run it on real device. I have Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 P5100 so I enabled USB debug and connected it to PC.
But when I run the application, in "Select Android device" window I see only emulator, not real device.
So how can I run the application on real device?
The easiest way is to follow the documentation
http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qtcreator-2.8/creator-deploying-android.html
Using Ministro to manage having apk to deploy on real device is especialy a good point.
Hope it helps.