I would like to know how to run a HelloWorld application directly on my Archos5IT and not on the emulator. It doesn't work at all !!! I developed an application and I would like to try it on my Archos, but doesn't work, so I went down to the HelloWorld but nothing works...
Any ideas?
Thanks for your answers guys! I know about this way but I haven't done that yet, what I would like to do is to export the apk and manualy put it on the archos. And launch it from the archos. But when I launch it, it is just giving the error message: "Application not installed: HelloWorld could not be installed on this device" ... Here is where I am stuck...
I'm also trying to get an app from Eclipse to run on my Archos 5 Internet Tablet. I'm running Windows 7, and when trying to install the device driver as given in the instructions here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html#VistaUprade
there is no "ADB Interface". I see "Archos 5S" under "Portable Devices", but when I try to update the driver software for the device by pointing to the SDK's usb driver, I get the message:
"The best driver software for your device is already installed. Windows has determined the driver software for your device is up to date."
Also, enabling the USB debugging option doesn't appear to be the same as it is on regular phones. Under Settings --> Applications, there's no "Application development" option.
Have you checked uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion attribute in your AndroidMnifest.xml Maybe your android tablet OS is lower than your minSDKVersion
Sorry for being sooo late!!! I sould have come to this forum earlier... I was trying to create an apk, and install it as any ordinary apk. But because, it as not been approved (still developping), you can't do that. You have to run it thru eclipse, and once you've done that, the apk remain installed on your archos. It now can be launched from the archos, without Eclipse... I was a b.... and wanted to go too quick...