Masoom wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Here is the situation:
> Initially, I had install k9.apk file using commands. Then I
> uninstalled it from the emulator (setting/applications/manage
> applications) because I wanted k9 client source code through SVN
> checkout.
> Now when I run the code from eclipse,
Hi Mark,
Here is the situation:
Initially, I had install k9.apk file using commands. Then I
uninstalled it from the emulator (setting/applications/manage
applications) because I wanted k9 client source code through SVN
checkout.
Now when I run the code from eclipse, I get these errors:
[2009-09-
When you uninstall don't use the name of your apk file. You have to
specify the package name of your application.
For example if you have an application called test.apk the package
name of the app might be ownpackage.test.com then uninstall the app
with
adb uninstall ownpackage.test.com
--
Roma
> that is fine but why this default commands are not
> finding my packages?
I do not understand the question.
> does my applications are on another location how to
> get
> that is there any command?
I do not understand this question either.
--
Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy)
http://commonsware.co
thanks for your reply .that is fine but why this default commands are not
finding my packages?does my applications are on another location how to get
that is there any command?
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Mark Murphy wrote:
>
> > i want to remove application from emulator
> > i am useing
>
> i want to remove application from emulator
> i am useing
> adb shell in tool derectory
> i got
> #
> then i used
> # cd /data/app
> #
>
> here i am not getting any .apk files on emulator?so is the path is not
> same or any other way to remove files
You do not remove applications from any Androi
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