Currently i am building a mobile app on ubuntu 11.10 system.For checking the local app on phone i am using emulator.Is it possible to check the local app through my android phone.via emulator i am accessing my app via 10.0.2.2:3000.For android mobile how to do
Read up on Using Hardware Devices in the android dev guide.
You'll need to enable ADB on your device also, then plug it in with USB. Depending on your device you might have to find some ADB drivers for it.
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I'm trying to connect my android device to android studio to run flutter but keep having this issue:
The result should be like this:
But instead, I can't open the device option on my android studio:
When I run flutter doctor there is no error and the device I plug in show up.
The machine I'm using is Asus TUF A15 which runs AMD Ryzen 5 4600H processor.
Can anyone please show me the way to enable this option?
Thank you in advance!
Enable developer options and USB debugging on your android device. More information can be found on the Android documentation here.
Plug your phone into your computer with a USB cable. Allow your computer to access your device if prompted.
In your terminal, run flutter devices to verify that Flutter recognizes your devices
Run flutter run to start your Flutter app or use the function available in Android Studio.
You should also try another USB cable, another Android device, or even another USB port on your computer. (Something simple, but can easily get overlooked)
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 want to profile an Android application on a physical Android device without using a USB connection from the device to my computer. The device's USB port is being used by a peripheral that is essential to my application.
I'm using the Android Wifi ADB Android Studio plugin and have successfully connected the device to utilise the bridge to Android Studio 3.2.1
When I attempt to begin a new profiling session using the Android Profiler my connected device appears to have "no debuggable processes."
How can I profile my application without a USB connection to my Android device?
You need to enable adb integration,
Go to Tools-->Android-->Check Enable ADB Integration
It was a default feature a few versions ago but now it has been disabled by default.
I've found a solution thanks to Unity's list of Android profilers.
At this time on Android Studio version 3.2.1 ADB and the Android Profiler do not work together over WiFi.
For my case I've found simpleperf to be acceptable, a tool which includes functionality to generate CPU flame graphs. I used run_simpleperf_without_usb_connection.py specifically, as documented in the simpleperf README available here.
I want to deploy my application to emulator on iPad 3 (retina) without using cable. Is it possible to deploy apps to emulator over wi-fi?
Smartface App Studio supports "Device Emulator" over Wi-fi , but because of perfoamnce issues it is disabled for current releases. You can check it from File Menu -> Project Details -> Debug / Emulator Settings.
USB Connection is always the best option in terms of performance and stability, in addition to this you can emulate your app manually with using Virtula Connection.
Take a look at TestFlightApp. It will allow you to deploy builds to devices via internet.
Now I am developing one android application. I am running my code in emulateor. Can anyone help me How to debug my own android application in android tablet(Matrix One) instead of android emulator (i.e) steps to configure my android tablet(Matrix One) with eclipse?
Thanks,
Manoj.
Enable USB Debugging from your settings (and mock locations if you need them)
Plug the device into the computer via USB
Use eclipse to run the app on the device
You're done
This part of the documentation has more details on doing this, like installing drivers, configuring UDev etc.
You might need a additional driver. You should be able to download it via the sdk.
Once the driver installed, just plug in your device after turning on the debug modus on the tablet under Application-Development. Your device should appear in the device view in eclipse. The Application should automatically be launched on the real device once plugged in.