Build standard AEM Forms app

  1. Perform the following steps to set up a project in Android™ Studio and provide a signing identity:

    Log in to a machine that has Android™ Studio installed and configured.

  2. Copy the downloaded adobe-lc-mobileworkspace-src-<version>.zip archive to:

    For Mac users: [User_Home]/Projects

    For Windows® users: %HOMEPATH%\Projects

    NOTE
    For Windows®, it is recommended that you keep the Android™ project in the system drive.
  3. Extract the archive in the following directory:

    For Mac users: [User_Home]/Projects/[your-project]

    For Windows® users: %HOMEPATH%\Projects\[your-project]

    NOTE
    It is recommended, that you keep the extracted Android project in the system drive before importing the project into Android™ Studio.
  4. Launch Android™ Studio.

    For Mac users: Update the local.properties file present in the [User_Home]/Projects/[your-project]/android folder and point the sdk.dir variable to SDK location on your desktop.

    For Windows® users: Update the local.properties file present in the %HOMEPATH%\Projects\[your-project]\android folder and point the sdk.dir variable to SDK location on your desktop.

  5. Click Finish to build the project.

    The project is available in the ADT Project Explorer.

    eclipse project after building the app

  6. In Android™ Studio, select Import Project (Eclipse ADT, Gradle, Etc.).

  7. In the project explorer, select the root directory of the project that you want to build in the Root Directory text box:

    For Mac users: [User_Home]/Projects/MobileWorkspace/src/android

    For Windows® users: %HOMEPATH%\Projects\MobileWorkspace\src\android

  8. After the project is imported, a pop-up appears with option to update the Android™ plugin Gradle. Click the appropriate button depending on your requirement.

    dontremindmeagainforthisproject

  9. After successful gradle build, the following screen appears. Connect the appropriate device or emulator with the system and click Run Android™.

    gradleconsole

  10. Android™ Studio displays the connected devices and available emulators. Select the device on which you want to run the application and then click OK.

    connecteddevice

After you have built the project, you can choose to install the app using Android™ Debug Bridge or Android™ Studio.

Using Android™ Debug Bridge

You can install the application on an Android™ device by way of the Android™ Debug Bridge with the following command:

For Mac users: adb install [User_Home]/Projects/[your-project]/adobe-lc-mobileworkspace-src-[version]/android/build/outputs/apk/android-debug.apk

For Windows® users: adb install %HOMEPATH%\Projects\[your-project]\adobe-lc-mobileworkspace-src-[version]\android\build\outputs\apk\android-debug.apk

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