How do I configure my Tizen wearble SDK emulator to use my system's internet connection. This artcle explains Connecting emulator to a network. But I was not sure what port to use in place of "HOST_PORT" and "GUEST_PORT". Kindly help me on this. I am using Windows 7 OS.
When you try to connect from emulator to outside, you don't need any network configuration. The Connecting emulator to a network explains how to connect from outside to emulator.
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I have a vm created in Azure, Windows Server 2012, x64 with Visual Studio 2015.
I'm trying the Weather application example from the site https://taco.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/get-started-first-mobile-app/
When I try to start the application running the emulator VS Emulator 5 KitKat (4.4) I have errors with internet connection but I actually can connect to the internet.
Just after launch the application I get this message:
I hit Accept and then, after display the screen, I get next messages (Although the message is talking about Hyper-V, i´m using my MSDN account and Azure)
When I try to start the application running the emulator VS Emulator 5 KitKat (4.4) I have errors with internet connection but I actually can connect to the internet.
VS Emulators run as Hyper-V Virtual Machines. And if you are already in a Windows Server 2012 VM environment, it is not possible to to start another VM inside of it.
In Windows Server 2016 or Windows 10 VM it is possible to start an VM inside. For details, please refer to Enable Nested Virtualization.
I just installed VS 2015 RC and opened up the VS emulator for Android. I am not able to connect to internet from this emulator. I went to settings -> WiFi and could see its turned on, but not showing as connected to any network.
Upon turning off the wifi and turning it on, I could see the status as "Connecting".
How do I configure this emulator to access internet ?
I had to just disable the VirtualBox Host-Only Network adapter, which Genymotion emulators under VirtualBox used (Control Panel - Network and Internet - Network Connections on Windows 10), then restart the emulator and it works like a charm.
Greg
If you use Wifi to connect to internet. Just go to Run and search Hyper-v manager so run it. Select your emulator from virtual machines section right clicking on it go to settings . You see some adapters . we need seconed item external network.
so change it to your Wifi adapter. go to your emulator and google Iman Mohadesi. it works. just it.
Put away your shotguns folks. The key to solving this is a complete understanding of the problem. The VS Android Emulator is not configured out of the box with an external network connection. (Why? Why? Why?). The only network adaptor it has (Window Phone Emulator Internal Switch) is (as it name says) internal, that is not connected to the internet. It is only used (apparently) for communicating with the host.
So to have internet connection we need to add another virtual adaptor and connect it on the host system to the internet.
See this blog post to add and configure adaptor: http://blog.tpcware.com/2017/03/visual-studio-2017-android-emulation/
Overview:
In Hyper-V Manager add a new Virtual Switch. Name it External. See that it is connected to your real network connection.
In the virtual machine settings for the Android emulator, add a new network adaptor (emulator must be stopped to do this). Select the newly created external virtual switch.
Start emulator and open browser. Voila! You now have internet access.
So please disregard all the advice about rebooting, repairing, re-installing, etc. This is all a complete waste of time. I am astonished that some folks report this fixes the internet connectivity.
One last thing. The blog post says that this approach does not work if you network adapter is wireless. It works find for me and I only have a wireless connection from my laptop.
This solved my issue. there must be an internal and external network with the external listed after the internal. Use Hyper-V manager to fix these up on all your VS Emulators VMS.
No internet connection for Visual Studio Android Emulator
I only use Hyper-V and for some reason, all my Android emulators failed to connect to internet. To resolve this, go to Hyper-V Manager -> Virtual Switch Manager (on the right side of the window) and remove the corresponding virtual switch, in my case the Wireless. Finally in Visual Studio, run the app with any of the emulators and wait till finish its re-install the virtual switch.
In my case, I had the wifi enabled instead of ethernet (The cable was accidentally unplugged). pluggin it back solved the problem.
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saved my a lot of times. Hope this help for you.
I am using linux 10.04(32 bit) on VMWare. In this vm I have installed Eclipse and running an Android emulator. Sound normally works on the VM but as soon as I start the Android Emulator sound is disconnected, whit this error msg,
The default sound device cannot be opened:
A device ID has been used that is out of range for your system.
Failed to connect virtual device sound.
Can any one please tell how to enable sound while the emulator is running?
I started the emulator on a different port using the -port command still no luck. Any ideas?
This issue was solved after installing skype in to the vm!
I have WinCE device and visual studio 2008 project. I want to deploy and debug the project without active sync (I am using Win7 as my developemnt machine). I have established the connection between my device and developemnt machine using network cable. When I ran Conmanclient2.exe and CMAccept.exe from windows directory of my device I still got the error when I perform Test Connection from VS2008 that
Active sync bootstrapper failed. Please connect real device...
I have set my device IP - 10.0.0.1
My dev machine IP - 10.0.0.2
I think you have to configure the device to not use Active Sync as described here.
Windows mobile 6 classic emulator selection does not fail
I'm quite new on MonoTouch, so please forgive me my question in doubt... ;-)
I need help with the soft-debugger, because it's not connecting to the App on the device. While with iPhone Simulator everything is working as expected, the following happens when I start debugging against my device:
The is uploaded and installed to the device.
MonoDevelop comes up with a window saying the following: "Waiting for debugger to connect on 127.0.0.1:10000..." Please start the application on the device"
When starting the app on the device, the device vibrates indicating that the debugger is not connected....
In the settings of my App on the iPhone I have set the IP-Adress to my Mac's IP.
My iPhone is connected via WIFI to my network. I can ping my Mac from my iPhone and vice versa.
In several screenshots where the debugger was obviously working I saw that the debugger came up with the Mac's IP address and not the 127.0.0.1....
Do I have to configure my IP-address somewhere in MonoDevelop?
BTW: I'm using the latest version of MonoDevelop - it's 2.4.1
I have tried anything.... re-installing MonoDevelop, cleaning up the project several times, setting up a new project.... nothing...
Please, please help....
1.- Make sure you are connected the same wifi network both on device and computer
2.- Open monodevelop and your project and on top of the window select on the combobox "Debug|iPhone" (ScreenShot) setting and then clic on Run(menu)->Run Option (wait until it finishes to load your app on the device and DO NOT Open it yet)
3.- Get the ip address of your computer
4.- On the iDevice make sure that the application its closed then go to Settings -> (YourAppName) here you will be with the debug settings
5.- On Debugger Host setting you must put you computers ip address
6.- on MonoDevelop under Run(menu)->Debug you will be presented with the "Waitting for Debugger"
7.- Open you application and debbuger should connect now
Hope this helps
Alex
Alex,
many thanks for your replies! They were very helpful to me (especially point 5).
I have solved the problem by setting the Host IP in the ~/.config/MonoDevelop/MonoDevelopProperties.xml. That did it! :-)
Now I'm wondering where I do this setting in the MonoDevelop GUI... ;-)
Cheers,
Andreas