Thanks for the overwhleming response of good words on my blog, for the tutorials I have put up. I am also getting a lot of requests for new tutorials. I have not been able to respond to all requests for sometime now. It will be another month (some time in mid april) when I will again actively start blogging my tutorials on various topics (a little more advanced), based on all your requests. Meanwhile, hope you are able to benefit from what I have already put it.
While this blog started off as my personal ramblings on Techncial things it has turned out to be a blog dedicated to Android. Any other technical ramblings are shared at my Technical Blog.
NOTE:
NOTE: Of late, I have been getting requests for very trivial problems that many of you are facing in your day-to-day work. This blog is not to solve your "project" problems - surely not a "Support" site.
I just love to share my knowledge in my spare time and would appreciate any questions or feedback on the articles and code I have shared. I also do appreciate thought-provoking questions that would lead me to write more articles and share.
But please do not put your day-to-day trivial problems here. Even if you do, you most probably would not get a response here.
Thanks
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Saturday, 21 November 2009
Delete / Remove Android Applications deployed on Emulator
First, make
sure the emulator is running. Then follow below steps:
1. Go to the tools directory in command prompt – c:\>android\tools
2. Type adb shell
3. #cd /data/app (this takes you to the folder where all apk files are installed)
4. #ls (It will display all the .apk installed in your emulator)
5. #rm ***.apk (which you want to remove, all apk files)
6.#exit (exits from the adb shell)
NOTE: to start
the emulator, you can start it from eclipse by right clicking an android
project and “run as” an “application” or by going to tools directory at command
prompt and typing “emulator –avd <avd_name>”
Labels:
adb shell,
Android,
Android Emulator,
remove apps
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