This configuration allows you to run a program from Genero Studio and display it to your
Android™ virtual device (AVD).
Before you begin:
Meet the requirements for Android
emulator hardware acceleration. The emulator requires a processor with virtualization technology and
a dedicated driver. Most recent Intel® processors support
virtualization (VT-x, EM64T).
You are now ready to create a virtual device and install Genero Mobile for Android (GMA) onto the
virtual device.
Tip: Genero Mobile provides an 'Android'™ Virtual Device (AVD), however you can
elect to use another AVD, such as Genymotion.
Tip: If you create
your own emulator, you must specify an external storage > 100 MB.
Select Tools > Android Tools > Create Android Virtual Device (x86). When the console appears, you will be asked if you wish to create a custom hardware
profile. Press Enter to accept the default answer, no.
The Intel(R) Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM) must be installed on the system.
Go to your
ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/extras/intel/Hardware_Accelerated_Execution_Manager
directory and double-click on the application to install it.
HAXM will improve x86 virtual device performance on Windows® and macOS™.
Select Tools > Android Tools > Launch Android Emulator (x86) and wait for the emulator to finish loading. This can take a few minutes if
you did not install HAXM.
You will know it is finished loading when the emulator looks like a device
screen.
On the AVD, confirm that it allows installation from unknown sources. Select Settings > Security and confirm that Unknown sources is selected. Return to the
Home screen and then go to the Apps screen.
From Genero Studio, select Tools > Android Tools > Deploy Genero Mobile for Android.
In the Genero Studio output panel you will see that the deploy started and finished. On the AVD
you will see a new icon on the Apps screen labeled Genero Mobile.
Test your configuration. From Genero Studio, find the
OfficeStoreMobile project and open it. Execute the
OrdersApp. You should now see the Orders program running on the virtual device.
You can now run your own apps from Genero Studio to your virtual device. Your
app will display to the virtual device currently running or you can Configure multiple Android display devices.