Hello Android problem
This is a common problem. my thread. The emulator is slow. What you're seeing is the boot screen. Try leaving it for 10-20 mins and see if it boots up. Or, even better, if you have an Android device, plug it in and run it on that. General advice is that once it's up and running, don't turn it off. You can carry on coding while it's still on and it will update.
Failed to install HelloAndroid.apk on device 'emulator-5554!
wait for the emulator to setup completely and then test your app. Also, I would leave you AVD open so you dont have to wait so long everytime you run your application.
When it shows the red writing, don't close anything - leave it there and then press the run button again. Worked like a charm.
Emulator.exe not working properly
Try Minimum API level=8 (that would be Android 2.2.)
Failing that. Note the Eclipse and JVM versions in the system requirements. I would stick with Eclipse "Classic" (3.5) if you're just trying to get your feet wet. Ensure that your JVM version is compatible.
I have found that Google don't really make things "linear" when it comes to installing stuff sometimes. Failing that, uninstall the JVM, and follow my deployment instructions I have written here. As this is exactly what I did and never had any probs. Hope this helps.. good luck!
Error: emulator-5554 disconnected! Cancelling activity launch'?
Your Device may not have enough memory to install this .apk file. Your should Uninstall unnecessary application from settings > Manage Application > Click Uninstall onClicking Useless application and also clear data of that app.
i had also follow the steps and change the environmental settings for java
it helped me alot and now the cancellation of emulator had almost minimal. and my program is running
do check this website
http://www.mybringback.com/bringers/java-programming/the-basics/441/setting-up-jre-on-you-computer-so-you-can-begin-java-programming/
Stuck while installing sample helloAndroid application in emulator
Is the emulator listed in the devices tab in the DDMS perspective?
I had a problem when it was not visible and the applications I built didn't show up in the emulator. I found this solution:
http://developmentality.wordpress.com/2010/09/13/android-disappearing-emulator-restart-adb-server/
I added the platform-tools path to the windows path and then simply type
adb kill-server
adb devices
in the command line. This makes the emulator appear in the devices list and I can subsequently debug my applications by pressing F11.
helloandroid tutorial error: request time failed
So why not start out simple, and create a new AVD while specifying a min. SDK for it, so it'll be there.
Then to run that AVD reliably enough, make sure no Android apps are running, then from Eclipse Run!Run Configurations...!Target!Manual!<Run>
!Launch a new Android Virtual Device![then click onto the pane's line item to highlight that AVD]!<OK>.
Wait for the thing to load (wait for the "ActivityManager: Starting: Intent" line on your Eclipse Console feedback). Then press <Menu>
on the skin.
If that AVD is already running and you want to run it again, change a line in your Java code, then Run!Run Configurations...!Target!Automatic!<Apply>
!<Run>
.
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