DroidEx on the Mac

[faber]

I was following the directions over on http://androidguys.com/?p=3519
to get DroidEx working on my MacBook running Leopard.

The Mac GAE package is different than the Linux package; there is no
ddmlib.jar file; at least I couldn't find one on my hard drive.
Copying the one from my Linux box worked just fine.

Also, I didn't need to do anything to/with the CLASSPATH (which is non-
existent, BTW). I put both jar files in the same directory and ran
the command

java -cp DroidEx.jar:ddmlib.jar com.commonsware.droidex.DroidEx

and it came up fine, well, once I plugged in my Dev phone, that is.

FWIW

[Mark Murphy]

Glad to hear it works! Nothing like Java's WORAWBOPINNA (Write Once, Run
A Whole Bunch Of Places If Not Necessarily Anywhere)! ;-)

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[gasolin]

Hello, my process is simpler:

Prerequisite:

Download http://groups.google.com/group/cw-android/web/DroidEx.jar

Do:

1. Connect G1 to your MAC
2. Open Eclipse
3. Enter your android_sdk/tool folder, and type the following command:

$ java -cp DroidEx.jar:lib/ddmlib.jar com.commonsware.droidex.DroidEx

Done!

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[Kumar]

Really a fantastic tool. Thanks for the contribution.

Currently we are using this tool to demo our remote developers to show
the exact bugs on the physical phone.

Kumar

On Feb 25, 2:20 am, gasolin <gaso...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, my process is simpler:
>
> Prerequisite:
>

> Downloadhttp://groups.google.com/group/cw-android/web/DroidEx.jar

[Mark Murphy]

> Really a fantastic tool. Thanks for the contribution.
>
> Currently we are using this tool to demo our remote developers to show
> the exact bugs on the physical phone.

That's an interesting use of DroidEx -- I had not considered that before.
Glad to hear it is helping!

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