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I'm on a Mac 10.6.3, running Android emulator 2.3.3. I want to run some Selenium tests on the Android app, and as such, am instructed to install the "Android WebDriver Application" using this command ...
./adb -e install -r android-server.apk
Does anyone know where I can download the "Android WebDriver Application", aka "android-server.apk"? Thanks, - Dave
Go to the selenium project page. There you find it: http://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/list
You can find "android-server-2.32.0.apk" here:
https://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/detail?name=android-server-2.32.0.apk&can=2&q=
for android-server-2.38.0.apk
https://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/detail?name=android-server-2.38.0.apk
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I've recently migrated from a Windows/Eclipse build environment to an Ubuntu/Android Studio setup for my Android projects.
I prefer to use the command line for release builds. In order to see the available tasks, I need to type gradlew tasks on the command line. I then need to remember the option I want, such as gradlew assembleRelease or gradlew installRelease.
Is there any facility, (possibly a script?) which would enable something like Ubuntu's 'hit the tab' feature which allows an auto-completion set of options based on the input so far?
You could try this gist solution https://gist.github.com/nolanlawson/8694399:
download a script
$curl -L -s https://gist.github.com/nolanlawson/8694399/raw/gradle-tab-completion.bash \
-o ~/gradle-tab-completion.bash
and add to your bash_profile this string:
source ~/gradle-tab-completion.bash
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For a while I have been trying to include teseract in my android app on Android Studio (using this tutorial). Since it did not work after many trys (missing allheaders.h) I contacted the creators (blog Gautam Gupta and OCR Robert Theis)they told me to try it on eclipse. Since I am not very found of Eclipse (having various problems) I am wondering, if somebody used Android Studio to make an OCR with tess-two. If so can you maybe write a short instruction?
I am running Mac OS X, if it helps.
Eclipse can't compile its own Hello World Android App (already looked for solutions but didn't work for me), tess-two library shows no problems. I will try and update Eclipse but I still prefer Android Studio (already built a few projects there).
I think I found a good answer myself:
tesseract on Android Studio
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Everyone uses Eclipse for developing apps for android apps. I hate using IDEs. Is there any tutorial available for android app development without IDEs?
You can do Android development completely without IDE using building systems such as Ant or Gradle. For Ant check Ant. For Gradle check Gradle. However like others are recommending - do not hate IDEs because they speed up your development process.
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I am searching for older versions of opencv for android, googling "android opencv 2.4.7 download" brings to me to following sites:
1) http://opencv.org/downloads.html but there are not listed every version
2) https://github.com/Itseez/opencv/releases here are no android versions
I have to build an older app and need therefore exactly that aversion.
Appreciate any help.
You can't find a builded package on the opencv official site for version 2.4.7 for android, that's sure.
One what you can do is to download 2.4.7 tag source from here and build it using this tutorial to build the suitable executable for you.
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i want to download Android SDK v 4.4 documentation.
I searched and i got Where can I download the Android SDK Documentation?
v17 documentation here.
Please help me
Open your Android SDK Manager. Then you will see this.
Under Android 4.4.2 or latest android version, check the documentation then start downloading. After downloading the documentation you can locate the documentation in yourSDKFolder/docs then open the index.html