Run the debug version of a deployed app (Android)

After deploying the app to your device, you must start the app in order to use the debug tools.

Before you begin, the debug version of the app must be deployed to your device or emulator.

Note: You must connect the physical device to your computer using a USB cable in order to use any debug tools with a deployed debug application.

On your device, launch your app.
If the debug service is running on the device, stop it. If the debug service is running, the red Genero Mobile debug service icon appears in the status bar.
1. Drag down from the top of the screen to display a menu.
2. Below the Genero Mobile debug service entry, tap Cancel. The red Genero Mobile debug service icon no longer appears in the status bar.
Set Debug service to ON. The red Genero Mobile debug service icon appears in the status bar.
Tap Browse bundled apps.
Tap InternalGeneroApps.
In the list, find the two entries for your app. The two entries are file names: programname.42r and packagenodename.xcf.
Note: If the package node name and the program name are identical, only one entry (programname.xcf) displays.
Tap on either file name to start the app. The app starts in debug mode. You can view the AUI tree or log files, or you can connect to and debug your application using the fgldb command line utility.