Hi, I'm usind windows, eclipse and opencv 2.4.3 when I type in the cmd: adb install c:/<opencv path="">/apk/OpenCV_2.4.3_Manager_armv7a-neon.apk
I get an error: can't find 'c:/....apk' to install
what am I doing wrong?
It should be in the folder <opencv android="" folder="">/apk You should see many .apk files. I would download the SDK again and unzip it. It worked the very first time for me. I am not an expert, but I think the apk files intall the manager on the emulated device that is currently running. adb will check if any emulators are active and install the manager on the active emulator. Also the documentation for OpenCV is not very up-to-date. The apk filenames mentioned in the documentation are not accurate. Use the filenames you see in the apk folder. Good luck!
In a command window, ie not in eclipse or whatever editor you are using. You will need to be in the directory where the adb command is, ie where your android sdk has been installed, on my machine c:\Android\Android-sdk\platform-tools. then run your command, including the full path to your apk package. Also note, when I did this I needed to have my emulator ready and already running. Good Luck
Asked: 2013-01-17 15:39:49 -0600
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Last updated: Jul 25 '13
I recently did this process. It was straightforward. I cd into the folder where the apk files are and then issued the adb install command. Also, the emulator device must be running when you issue the command - although that cannot be the source of your error
the thing is that I don't see the apk at all.... I installed the latest option of download from the android developers.... where was the apk file?