Debugging Android Real-device devices using adbwireless wireless [go]

Android friends know that the real machine debugging needs to connect the phone to the PC, and then deploy the application to the real machine for installation and commissioning. The long USB cable is cumbersome and inconvenient if you need a USB interface to connect to other devices. Today introduces a way to do real-machine debugging without a USB cable.

First let the phone and the computer under the same LAN, and then download a name of the app called Adbwireless (to the Google Play Store can be found), download the installation run software, will show the phone on the current LAN IP address and port (if the phone needs root), You can then see the IP address and port number appearing on your phone.

Then open the command line, go to the Platform-tools folder in the directory where the SDK is installed and enter: ADB connect mobile IP address (my is 192.168.1.110), enter, the following results appear:

Finally look at Eclipse's device found that the phone is connected to the computer, and the source shows the IP address:

Run a project casually, the mobile phone successfully run the project, log diary and debugging information can be seen, OK, all done, enjoy the development of life without USB cable.

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Adbwireless automatically connect to the computer please refer to:

Debugging Android devices using wireless http://blog.csdn.net/hero_yin/article/details/38873565

Debugging Android Real-device devices using adbwireless wireless [go]