IN my application I need to call intent of Gtalk. therefore at first i need to install Gtalk on my emulator to do initial test. But i could not find any apk which successfully install on Android emulator. I am using Android SDK 3.0 and developing application for Android Tablet.
I have tried following method no one work on emulator.
1).I have got some Apk's like
TalkProvider.apk
gtalkservicea.pk
Talk.apk
I tried to install them in the order mentioned above, Talkprovider install successfully but when I'm trying to install gtalkservice.apk following error display on the console
INSTALLATION_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY
Hence I couldn't reach at the point to install Talk.apk.
adb install gtalkservice.apk
2)i the 2nd method got following file by digging on internet (apk and lib file)
libtalk_jni.so
Talk2.apk
so lib and apk files need to push in the emulator using command
adb push libtalk_jni.so /system/lib/ ,
same command for Talk2.apk
How could I get Gtalk on my emulator to call intent of Gtalk from my app. Or could I used any other Messenger which consists of many IM contacts (gtalk, yahoo, msn) like 'FRING', mean I install Fring in my emulator and call intnet of Gtalk to FRING?
the requirement is , in my application gtalk contacts are display and when I click some contact then Gtalk/Fring install in my device open to start chat.
How could I full fill this requirement?
This is not possible on the emulator unless you run a system image with the Google apps installed. You should use a Google device with the Google apps installed (Motorola Xoom, Galaxy Tab, etc) to test this type of functionality.
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As I have stated in the title I'm struggling with .apk I cannot install application on my phone I'm getting app not installed. But when installing via usb I'm able to install application on the emulator phone. It’s always showing App Not Installed on mobile phone.
When I run application via AndroidStudio to USB the application has been installed. I do not know where I should looking for issues. May be someone had the similat issue.
There are two things you can try:
First of all build your apk by Build/Build Bundles/Build APK and not just by creating apk as a side effect of simply running the app under Android Studio
Make sure no other flavors are installed on your device - sometimes devices offer "Uninstall for all users" - that's what you should be looking for.
Android Studio 0.4.6
Hello,
I am creating an App that will use the email client. However, having created a Nexus4 emulator targeting Jelly Bean 4.2.2. I see there is no email client. Is this normal behavior?
I have tried going through the settings, but cannot find any indication that there exists an Email client.
Just a followup question. If I wanted to install gmail email client, is that possible on an emulator? As there is no google play store App.
Yes its Possible to install Any app On Emulator.
But You need that Apk file..
First in your Emulator setting(settings > application Manager or Setting > Security) You need to enable.
Allow Unknown Sources Then You can Install any .apk file..
like this
Then Can Download Play store
Or You can Download Gmail
From those Links at bottom you will have download option. download the .apk file
After Downloading You need to Push the file to Emulator .. and browse it and install
or else follow this To install that application directly..
OR Refer this to install any apk file to Emulator.
This is the only process which works..
That's normal. Stock android does not come with Gmail. It's a proprietary package that is not installed on emulators. You'll need to install an email app manually by uploading an apk via adb or test on a real device.
I know that a few terminal emulators are available via the google app store
Is there a way of installing these apps on an AVD rather than an actual device?
I don't currently have a smartphone so all my development is currently via an emulator
Find one that distributes their apps outside of the Play Store, such as an open source project. Those should be eligible to install on an emulator.
Is it possible to run the JumpNote demo application for
Android Cloud to Device Messaging
http://code.google.com/p/jumpnote/
on an unrooted Google Nexus1 phone?
Did anyone install and run JumpNote on an unrooted Nexus1?
(JumpNote works with Android 2.0+, it needs Android 2.2 for push-sync, but it can run and be sync-ed manually in Android 2.1)
It's possible to run the demo app on pre-2.2 devices (but not pre-2.0 devices). To do so:
Enable non-Market install of apps by enabling 'Unknown Sources' in Settings > Applications on your device.
Download the latest .apk file in the downloads section of the project from your device's web browser.
Once the download is complete, tap on the downloaded file (in the Downloads list in the phone's web browser) to install the app.
Note that you won't see the automatic synchronization until your Nexus One is updated to Android 2.2. Also note that JumpNote is just a demo, and shouldn't be used to store any important or sensitive data.
I have developed an application using Android SDK 1.5, application works well on Android Simulator.
Now, I am trying to install application on actual device. I don't have the Android device. So, I am going by OTA way.
For this, I have generated the self sign keystore using keytool utility.
And, using Eclipse's "Eclipse Signed Application package.." option I have generated the signed .apk file and moved it to my web server.
Also, i added MIME type on web server for .apk.
But, when I am trying to download and install the same application on device, application get downloaded and it also prompts for permission. After thag when I click on "Install", it fails with error Application Install Unsuccefull.
Interestingly, I test this url on simulator browser, and it worked perfectly well and application get installed successfully.
Even, I checked that, SDCard is there on device. Settings -> Applications and "Unknown sources" option is alos checked.
Am I clear to you all?
Any Idea what may be going wrong here?
Thanks and appreciate your response,
S.Satheesh
What happens if connect the phone via a USB cable and install the application using the adb install command? Testing this will allow you to determine if the problem is with the package or the over the air update.
Also, you could try running adb logcat to view the logs from your phone after the failed install as this should show you what the problem is.