Procedure:
First, start two Android simulators.
1. The first simulator is started through eclipse.
The specific method is to open eclipse and run any android project. Eclipse starts an android simulator. The ID is usually 5554.
2.The second simulator is started using the doscommand.
Specific Method: "Start"-"run"-"cmd" opens a command line window. Run the CD command to go to The Tools Folder under the android SDK directory (if the path of the system environment variable is already in the path of the android SDK, Run "emulator-data foo" directly "), enter "emulator-data foo" and press Enter. Wait a moment. A new Android simulator is started with an ID of 5556.
3. Now both Android simulators have been started and the ID is known (the ID number is equivalent to the number on the mobile phone ).
Second, how does dos start the android simulator? 1. Find the SDK Tools Folder in your android directory, for example, D: \ Android-SDK-Windows \ tools; 2. If no AVD is created, run the android list targets command to view the ID of each version (that is, the parameter value used in the next step is the blue value) 3. then Android create AVD-T 5-N myavd; // here ID 5 corresponds to android2.2 myavd, which is the name of your own simulator 3. run the android list AVD command to view your own created AVD.
4. emulator-Debug avd_config-AVDMyavd can open AVD, which is a little slow
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Emulator-Debug avd_config-AVD s2.2
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Android create AVD-T 5-N my2.2
Third, test answering calls and sending and receiving text messages.
As mentioned above, the simulator ID is the simulator number. The simulator sends text messages and calls all through ID.
Open the dialing program in the simulator with ID 5554, enter 5556, and press the dialing key to simulate a call (for example)