Blank RUN EMULATOR screen
I just completely uninstalled and reinstalled Titanium on my Vista machine. After the clean install, I created a test app to confirm that everything was working. It's not. When I created the test app, Titanium found my android SDK and I got a green checkmark. Everything seems normal until I go to TEST & PACKAGE, the RUN EMULATOR tab is completely blank (gray). This is a fresh install of Titanium Developer (V. 1.2.1). Any help? I'm stuck.
5 Answers
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I had the same problem and found that if I copy the build/android file structure over to my new project it worked fine. Not sure if I missed a step, but so far not very happy with the level of documentation. Getting a simple hello world up and running is proving to be a bit of a pain…
Edit:
Did some more digging and found this link:
http://developer.appcelerator.com/question/12931/getting-the-error
basically, if you are on windows, go to this directory: C:ProgramDataTitaniummobilesdkwin321.2.0androidback up the android.py file and replace it with the one here:
http://github.com/appcelerator/titanium_mobile/raw/55fea80fe28a5940b890c2291ec68b7a756a3c27/support/android/android.pyworked for me…
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Didn't work for me. Replaced the Android.py file from github and still doesn't show. I can successfully build an Android app in Eclipse.
I really want to like this Titanium software, but that's tough if you can't get it to work!
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I have been using TiDev with the android emulator for months on various projects without issue. However, today I had a similar problem described here (albeit on ubuntu), where the "Test & Package" in TiDev screen was blank. It was partly understandable, as I had just updated to the new versions of android tools and the Google API (by running the ./android executable).
The solution was to delete all the previously-created Android Virtual Devices (AVD) from my user directory, as follows:
Close TiDev
Then, these commands from the command line :
cd ~/.android/avd rm -rf *
Obviously, be careful with that second command that you are certain you are in the correct directory! ;)
Then I started TiDev and launched my app (it took 3 attempts, waiting a minute to see if it would eventually start of its own accord).
It seems fine now.
I hope this helps someone.
Cheers
Hal
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Still haven't fixed this or what?? I'm having the same problem at clean install.
tried replacing android.py from github… doesn't seem to solve the problem!!
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Simple create the build folder and build/iphone, build/android will fix the problem.