You can use adb (Android Debug Bridge) to install applications onto
your phone. ie 'adb install c:\myproject\myapp.apk'. You should
familiarize yourself with the Android command line tools such as adb
and ddms, and not just rely on Eclipse. Don't forget to add the /tools
directory to your PATH.
M
On Jan 29, 1:13 pm, John Miller-George <john.l.millergeo...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have gotten through signing up as an Android developer, joined
> Android Market, and recieved and activated my Android Developer Phone.
>
> I have my first draft application running in the emulator.
>
> The documentation suggests testing it throughly on the device,
> however, I don't want to put it up publicly in the Android Market
> until I am satisfied with the app.
>
> Soooo...
>
> 1) Is there a way to privately post a testing app on Android Market?
> If so, would somebody please point this newbie to the HOW-TO?
>
> 2) Is there a way to push my app onto my developer phone without using
> Android Market? If so, would somebody please point this newbie to the
> HOW-TO?
>
> I'm having more fun working with this Android stuff than I have had in
> years! As soon as I learn enough to contribute I'm going to be
> overjoyed to share it.
>
> JLMG
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