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I'm now facing a problem with Eclipse on Ubuntu. My device is connected, list by "adb devices" command and I can see the list of processes running in the Devices view. But all controls in the Emulator Control are disabled.
Does anyone know what may be the reason for this?
Thanks
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Just open up the Visual Studio Emulator for Android entry in your Start Menu, hit play, and the emulator is ready to debug from any IDE. Download the standalone emulator today!
Since the Android is designed for hand helds, there really is no idea of right clicking. On a hand held, the context menu is brought up with your finger by pressing a list item and holding until it comes up. In the simulator this becomes a click the mouse and hold.
To stop a running emulator, click Menu and select Stop. To clear the data for an emulator, select Wipe Data.
First, make sure that the device is selected in the Devices view. You cannot use Emulator Control unless the device or emulator is selected.
If that does not help, close Eclipse, and try running DDMS outside of Eclipse -- there's a ddms shell script in the tools/ directory of wherever you installed the Android SDK.
If that does not help, run adb kill-server, followed by adb start-server, where adb should be in your platform-tools/ directory of your SDK installation. Then, try DDMS again.
If that does not help, reboot, then try DDMS again.
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i found this with try and error .. it worked .. As the new emulator got a side bar with icons .. the last icon down this list (the hamburger icon) click it .. then u will have the location latitude and longitude available to send to device
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