How to run the downloaded APK program on the Eclipse emulator

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Android Phone uses the executable file as APK format, similar to the Windows platform EXE file. There are a number of ways to install the APK file in the Android emulator, and if you are a developer, you can use the DDMS (Dalvik Debug Monitor Service, which provides us with Eclipse+adt for example: A screenshot for a test device, View running threads and heap information, LOGCAT, broadcast status information, analog phone calls, receive SMS, virtual geographic coordinates, and so on for a specific process can transfer files. Most of them can be manipulated directly in Windows CMD.

Note: The SDK-R20 later version of the ADB is moved to Platform-tools, which requires the APK program to be copied to Platform-tools, and the Platform-tools directory found in cmd, and then the ADB install * * * . apk

First , find the Emulator.exe file and run it in the Tools folder of the Android SDK, then the Android emulator is started,

Copy the android123.apk file to the tools directory of the Android SDK, use the cmd CD command to navigate to the Android Emulator directory Tools, execute the ADB install ****.apk command, The emulator will then automatically perform the installation.

third, in the Android Simulator can find our installed files.

Four, Click this file with the mouse to see the installed program.

Written at the end we can find that installing Android software to the simulator is very simple, just need to execute the ADB install command on it, of course, what we do is to copy files to the/data/app folder of the Android Emulator and create a shortcut.

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How to run the downloaded APK program on the Eclipse emulator