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creativeone I hate code! Posts: 1 Reg: Sep 23, 2011 St. Louis 10	confirm \| cancel 09/28/11 09:01 AM (14 years ago) Dry Run I've just completed creating my first app. Is there any way to see how it will work on this site before uploading it to Android Market for testing? Title Comments I've just completed creating my first app. Is there any way to see how it will work on this site before uploading it to Android Market for testing?

Dkeller Aspiring developer Posts: 153 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 Saint Augustine 3,680	09/28/11 09:13 AM (14 years ago) No, the only way to test before sending it to the marketplace is to use the simulator in eclipse and then port it to a device to beta test. Comments No, the only way to test before sending it to the marketplace is to use the simulator in eclipse and then port it to a device to beta test.

theGreek Aspiring developer Posts: 648 Reg: May 25, 2011 Schaumburg, IL 7,830	09/28/11 11:44 AM (14 years ago) I assume you are 1.4 since I do not see an Early Adapter badge under your name. You can use eclipse and create the .apk and move that over to your SDcard and perform the install. It will work just like you downloaded it from the store. Not sure what you mean by work on this site ? Comments I assume you are 1.4 since I do not see an Early Adapter badge under your name. You can use eclipse and create the .apk and move that over to your SDcard and perform the install. It will work just like you downloaded it from the store. Not sure what you mean by work on this site ?

Aaron636r Aspiring developer Posts: 246 Reg: Mar 08, 2011 California 3,160	09/28/11 11:53 AM (14 years ago) <confused> Comments <confused>

Parker @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1395 Reg: May 09, 2011 Pacific Grove, ... 24,500	09/28/11 10:51 PM (14 years ago) Hi creativeone, You can, and should test you app on the simulator in eclipse, and on an actual device before releasing it to the public. Check out the 'Help' link above. I believe there are videos covering getting your project up and running in eclipse. Else, I know for a fact that under the Android Resources section there is a link named 'Android SDK Download'. It has directions for properly setting up and running your eclipse environment. @Aaron - What specifically are you confused about? Comments Hi creativeone, You can, and should test you app on the simulator in eclipse, and on an actual device before releasing it to the public. Check out the 'Help' link above. I believe there are videos covering getting your project up and running in eclipse. Else, I know for a fact that under the Android Resources section there is a link named 'Android SDK Download'. It has directions for properly setting up and running your eclipse environment. @Aaron - What specifically are you confused about?

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