Android Question Debugging B4A Programs on Two Devices

[bocker77]

Can you debug programs running on two separate Android devices that communicate with one another with the B4A IDE and if so how? I would assume that the B4A-Bridge would need to be installed on both devices but other than that I don't have a clue. I am going to either use a network or bluetooth connection.

Thanks

 

[victormedranop]

You can use adb connect and adb logcat
I use this with grep command in Linux console.

Victor

 

[KMatle]

Or just write an own logfile

 

[bocker77]

Connect one device with b4a bridge, and another via usb, or connect all device via usb

Thanks for the response. I have some more questions. On the server side of the connection I start the debugger in the IDE using the bridge. How do I start the client side that would be attached using a USB? I am using Erel's bluetooth to get an understanding on how to program this stuff. Does the code handle both sides? I would assume so. Do I need to create an APK and install it on the client side before I start the server side debugging session? I hope that I am asking intelligent questions in regard to this.

Thanks for your help.

 

[bocker77]

Thanks for the response. I have some more questions. On the server side of the connection I start the debugger in the IDE using the bridge. How do I start the client side that would be attached using a USB? I am using Erel's bluetooth to get an understanding on how to program this stuff. Does the code handle both sides? I would assume so. Do I need to create an APK and install it on the client side before I start the server side debugging session? I hope that I am asking intelligent questions in regard to this.

Thanks for your help.

Please disregard cause I got it to work by installing on the client and debugging the server code. Pretty cool!