How to test my ADF mobile browser application on Android emulator?

Hi
I have created a Mobile Browser Application. Could anyone please tell me how to test it on Android emulator?
I read the information about downloading and configuring simulators(Blackberry) and emulators(Microsoft Windows) for ADF Mobile browser in "Running Mobile Device Simulators with ADF Mobile and JDeveloper". However they didn't mention details about downloading and configuring "*Android Emulators*". Could anyone please help me in this.
Regards
Raja

Hi,
thought you want to test a mobile BROWSER application on android emulator you have to use android JDK like mentioned by codigoadf.
I guess also that the configuration (create virtual android device, ...) will be the same.
You have to use the same URL for your application than on your PC but replace 127.0.0.1 by 10.0.2.2 (In case your WLS runs on the same machine as the android emulator)
regards
Peter

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Unable to create PreparedStatement with SQL select po_header_id from po_headers_all from po_header_id=1
Please suggest what could have been wrong while developing or deploying the application.
P.S. : The view object (header) shows data successfully when run in the application module. Also, a .db file gets created in the SD card folder. The synchronisation is a success when mSync.exe file is run in the <Oracle_Home>/Mobile/Server/Sdk/bin.

Sorry my content got repeated.
you can go through this thread FOD mobile db sync with base adf server db not working
there is link that you can follow for synchronization (check second last message)
Edited by: Nikhil Gokhale on Apr 17, 2011 3:55 AM

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