Android Question Problem to install Android Emulator

[incendio]

Hi guys,

I am a noob here and just heard about this program. I am getting problem to run AVD Manager.
When clicked Tool->Run AVD Manager, nothing happens, AVD Manager windows didn't appears.

I have installed ADT before installing this program, so I skipped installing Java JDK and Android SDK, since it already installed in ADT, and on eclipse (comming from ADT), AVD manager runs ok.

Here are my settings in Configure Paths :
1) javac.exe : C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_37\bin\javac.exe
2) android.jar : C:\Program Files\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20131030\sdk\platforms\android-19\android.jar

Running on Windows 7 64 bit.

Have tried these http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/avd-manager-not-starting-when-i-try-to-run-it.28782/, none works.

Thanks.

 

[Erel]

If you have a real device then use it instead. The emulator is slow and unreliable. You can connect to it with B4A-Bridge or USB debug mode.

 

[socialnetis]

If you really need an emulator you can try Genymotion, its really fast and B4A recognizes it when you compile a project.

 

[incendio]

If you have a real device then use it instead. The emulator is slow and unreliable. You can connect to it with B4A-Bridge or USB debug mode.

I have Nexus 7 Wifi, but also have another problems.

Here are the problems :
1) when ping nexus 7 ip address, always got request time out, but B4A-Bridge on Nexus 7, shows Status connected, also on Basic4Andorid status bar, it is written B4ABridge - Connected

2) when open designer, I got status disconnected, and when double clicked Connection Icon, Nexus 7 screen shows B4A Designer, but Designer IDE still shows disconnected

So, AVD and B4A-Bridge are not working.

 

[Erel]

1) If it is connected then it is fine. Ignore the ping message. Does it work when you run your program?

2) This is indeed a connection problem. You can use the UI Cloud to test the layout. Another option is to install the USB driver.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...e-over-usb-via-adb-devices-from-windows-7-x64

 

[incendio]

1) If it is connected then it is fine. Ignore the ping message. Does it work when you run your program?

2) This is indeed a connection problem. You can use the UI Cloud to test the layout. Another option is to install the USB driver.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...e-over-usb-via-adb-devices-from-windows-7-x64

1) Yes, it worked when I run the program
2) Just installed usb driver on my nexus, and now it worked ok

Thanks for your helps.

Btw, just suggestion, it will a lot easier if Abstract designer in Basic4android shows the exact UI layout, just like B4A Designer, so we don't need real device or AVD when developing app.