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1. #How to use android studio emulator to run a hybrid app how to#
2. #How to use android studio emulator to run a hybrid app Pc#

You can assign some values to the Accelerometer for example or to the Compass, you can also configure the emulation for the geo-location feature.

#How to use android studio emulator to run a hybrid app Pc#

You can use for example the webcam of your PC as it was the camera of your mobile device.īy right clicking on the project name in SAP Web IDE and accessing to Project Settings, you can open the Façade configuration where you can change some of the parameters related to this kind of emulation. This technology allows you to use all the native devices of your local machine as they were part of the mobile device. The first preview you can get of the new app is by executing it directly in the Web Browser using a sort of web emulation for the Cordova / Kapsel plugins named Façade.

#How to use android studio emulator to run a hybrid app how to#

We will see also how to preview the app directly in the SAP Web IDE preview using the Façade technology.

You can understand how quickly you can preview your app when you are developing it. However only the first time it needs to be installed on the device. For this reason its creation might take some time. This special app, of course, in order to be as much generic as possible to be able to display all the possible Kapsel applications created with SAP Web IDE, contains all the available Cordova and Kapsel plugins. This is a special app, as I said, because it just takes the preview link passed from the SAP Web IDE and displays it in its container. The preview operation will be executed in SAP Web IDE by installing on the emulator/device a special app called Companion App.

In this part we are going to see how to preview the mobile app we created in the first part of the blog on a mobile emulator/device. Run apps on the emulator and on the device (iOS and Android) Preview apps on the emulator and on the device (iOS and Android)

This blog has been split in 3 parts: Link This is the continuation of the blog started here.