Hello,
Is it possible to install an APK using the B4A bridge without recompiling in B4A. I know I can do this using ADB, but ADB requires a USB cable to be connected and not all my devices work with ADB (don't know why).
All my devices work with the B4A bridge.
It would be nice to install and test an APK on multiple devices without having to recompile each time. Once an APK is declared "finished" and ready for testing, there should be no chance it can change.
More importantly, a previous version APK can be restored from backup and tested without having to resurrect and recompile the entire project.
I can install an APK using ADB on some devices, but other devices refuse to work with ADB. All my devices work with the B4A bridge. Can I install an APK using the B4A bridge without recompiling?
Barry.
Is it possible to install an APK using the B4A bridge without recompiling in B4A. I know I can do this using ADB, but ADB requires a USB cable to be connected and not all my devices work with ADB (don't know why).
All my devices work with the B4A bridge.
It would be nice to install and test an APK on multiple devices without having to recompile each time. Once an APK is declared "finished" and ready for testing, there should be no chance it can change.
More importantly, a previous version APK can be restored from backup and tested without having to resurrect and recompile the entire project.
I can install an APK using ADB on some devices, but other devices refuse to work with ADB. All my devices work with the B4A bridge. Can I install an APK using the B4A bridge without recompiling?
Barry.