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Lecture 6 Testing and Debugging on a Physical Android Device and other Power User Stuff

Lecture 6 Testing and Debugging on a Physical Android Device and other Power User Stuff. The first step is to locate and install the USB drivers for your Android device. For this example we will use the Asus Nexus 7 Tablet. You may need to install your drivers manually.

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Lecture 6 Testing and Debugging on a Physical Android Device and other Power User Stuff

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  1. Lecture 6 Testing and Debugging on a Physical Android Device and other Power User Stuff

  2. The first step is to locate and install the USB drivers for your Android device. For this example we will use the Asus Nexus 7 Tablet.

  3. You may need to install your drivers manually. This is done through the Device Manager.

  4. Choose Run Configurations, click on the Target tab and select Always prompt to pick device. Make sure target device is connected and has USB Debugging enabled...

  5. With target device connected to host computer via USB, click Run under Run menu and then select therunning Android device. Your application should (almost) immediately appear on device and begin running. (Woo hoo!! Goodbye emulator!)

  6. Android Debug Bridge (adb)

  7. Adding Platform-Tools, Tools, and Eclipse to the Path right-click

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