I am a complete newbie to android development, though I know a thing or two about programming. I was trying to install an app that I had developed (a single .java file) in eclipse on my gingerbread phone, but the eclipse IDE fails to recognize my phone as a VALID device to install the app. Maybe because I have developed it in ADT 16 (4.1). Is there any way to install the app on my phone?
You have to change the Minimum Version of your Android App, Right Click on the Project, Go to Properties, Select android & Change the Version from android 4.1 to the Version of your mobile Device. Clean the Project & Run Again, Copy the new *.apk to android, It should work now
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I upgrade my android app build on visual studio for mac with sdk 29 to use from android 10 devices.
When I build App, from folder bin/debug/AndroidSoftware.apk my phone with os Android10 crashed every time.
App work on android simulator, not responding on android phone..
Is there are way to run my app on sdk29 ?
You could try this:
1.Build your apk on yur simulator and it will automatically creates an APK under bin\Debug
2.The file you are looking for is the "Signed apk", e.g. com.companyname.MyApp-Signed.apk
3.Install it on your phone.
Notice:
"Use Shared Runtime" inside the project properties/Android Options must be Disabled, otherwise Mono Runtime won't be included and your app will crash on phones where Mono isn't installed.
I am new to Android Studio and the purpose I use Android Studio is just for the emulator, not to develop apps etc. I am using the latest Android Studio version 3.6. I want to do mobile performance testing on LoadRunner, and I will use Android Studio Emulator instead of real device. The problem now is, I only can run the emulator in the Android Studio apps itself. The performance test tools will need the emulator exe path. May I know if I can run the emulator in a standalone apps? Such as run in Windows in exe file? So far I know, when I downloaded the Android SDK package, it doesn't include the emulator.exe file.
I tried searching and tried the suggested solutions already but not working. May I know what's the problem here?
Using emulation to record mobile applications
You do not have to use Android Studio
I would suggest something like genymotion for personal use.
https://www.genymotion.com/fun-zone/
I'm developing an android project on my laptop using android studio, But I have plenty of time in bus or submarine that I dont access to my laptop, but my rooted android tablet is available, I have installed termux app On my tablet, so I have access to linux environment from my phone, but using this app it is not possible to build android studio projects.
One solution is to install one linux distribution like ubuntu on tablet, and install android studio, but running a complete linux on android tablet is too lazy.
There is an app on google play, apk builder but it couldn't build my project and there is some error.
So my question is :
Is There Any Way To Build Android Studio Project On Android Device?
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I'm trying to do a lot of debugging of our web app for Android. The Android emulator seems a tad more difficult for me to get running than the iOS ones. ;)
I have installed the proper Java JDK and Android SDK.
I can now launch AVD manager. This is where I'm stuck. I understand this is where we can customize the specifications of our particular device, but to create a new virtual device, I need to choose a target. However, my target menu is grayed out. I'm guessing there's one more thing I need to install, but I'm lost as to what that is. (BTW, for starters, I'm trying to emulate the Thunderbolt).
Check this out. You probably missed step 4
Installing the SDK
Installing the Android SDK does not install one of the Android platforms to build a AVD from.
To install a platform do the following:
Open the Android SDK Manager (located in the Android SDK directory as tools\android).
Select at least one Android platform to install, and click Install Selected. Depending on the version of Android running on the Thunderbolt, you would most likely choose to install Android 2.2 or Android 2.3).
Once this installed the target menu will display the version you installed.
I'm new to mobile development and am a little confused. I've downloaded and installed the Android Eclipse plugin and the JDK.
I want to develop Android tablet apps as well as Android phone apps.
Can I do this with the same plugin? That is to say is development for both devices done through the same Eclipse IDE or do I need something else?
Yes, development for both devices is done through the eclipse IDE.
You will also have to install the SDK Starter Package.
Once this is installed from Android SDK and AVD Manager you will be able to install the platforms you require (in your case SDK 11 for tablet development). See Step 4 on this page.
When you create a new android project in Eclipse you select the version of the SDK you want to develop for. All you have to do is select a version supported by the tablet you want to develop your application for.
Because of the way android works, an application is not developed either for a phone or a tablet, but simply for android. An application written for Andriod 2.2 will for instance run on the Galaxy Tab, with to changes.
uvesten is right. If you want to start programming Android, here is what you need to see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2869338/where-to-start-to-learn-android
ohh you changed the question title and its description. my answer is not at all true now.