If everything was OK, it should run in the emulator on the host machine (Mac). Note: The ADB is located in the SDK/platform-tools directory.Īfter this step, you can run F5 from GeneXus. The emulator started in step 1 must appear in the list of devices.

Something similar to the following should be displayed: Run the statement: “adb kill-server' on both Windows and Mac. When you click on Open, a window will be displayed asking for the credentials to connect to the Mac. Note: Make sure that port 22 is open on Windows and the Mac (host). In the PuTTY settings, go to Connection > SSH > Tunnels and set a local/auto connection with port 5555 to localhost:5555, and 5554 to localhost:5554.Ĭreate a new connection as shown in the following image, save it, and click on 'Open.' This can be done from System Preferences > Sharing > Remote Login. Step 1Ī) Download the Android SDK for Mac and install the Android Requirements.ī) Start an emulator on the Mac. The steps listed below are applicable when you are working on a Mac and have a virtual machine (for example, Parallels) with Windows, as well as an Android emulator inside the virtual machine.

This document explains how to prototype an Android mobile application using an emulator.