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Debugging an Android app to the phone

Asked 2010-05-11T16:22:15.907
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I've gone through the page Using Hardware Devices. My manifest has 

<application android:icon="@drawable/icon" 
    android:label="@string/app_name"
    android:debuggable="true">

My phone has Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging checked.

I have gone to the control panel on my Windows XP 64 bit installation and installed the USB drivers given to me by the SDK installer in android-sdk_r05-windows\android-sdk-windows\usb_driver. So my computer does recognize the Android device.

However.. when I run an app on Eclipse, it still insists on opening it up in an emulator rather than my phone. How can I fix that?

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I just picked up Android development again, and this is what worked for me using HTC Hero (2.1 update 1) on Eclipse (v. 3.6 (Helios), Service Release 1):

  • Start up Eclipse
  • Connect the phone
  • Ensure USB debugging is enabled
  • Set phone connection type to HTC sync, as opposed to charge only, etc.
    (You don't have to sync, but it need to be in this mode. A message will then be displayed in the task bar saying USB debugging is connected or something similar. Then follow AlexVolovoy's instructions (Right click on the Eclipse project -> Run As -> Run Configuration -> Target - Choose manual) and you should be good to go. Just remember to pick your phone from the list of targets.
answered 2011-02-05T08:09:39.670
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See if this helps:

  • Right click on the Eclipse project -> Run As -> Run Configuration -> Target - Choose manual

The same goes for Debug.

answered 2010-05-11T16:43:16.700

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