
If your Android emulator screen is locked, unlock it to access your application.Īndroid emulators run much slower than real devices due to the ARM platform emulation on top of a non-ARM system if performance prevents you from using an Android emulator side by side with RAD Studio, see Running and Debugging Your Android Application Remotely. If the active Android emulator is not running, RAD Studio shows a dialog box that gives you the choice to start your Android emulator. RAD Studio builds your application for Android and runs your application on the selected Android emulator. In the following image you can see a custom Nexus 4 emulator running a simple Hello World! application:


(The active target platform is displayed using a bold font.) If necessary, expand the Target Platforms node and double-click the Android target platform. In the Project Manager, enable the emulator as the target platform.Open your Android application in RAD Studio.To Run Your Application on Your Android Emulator


In the Android Virtual Device Manager, select your Android emulator in the list and click Start.Start the Android Virtual Device Manager: Select Start | All Programs | Embarcadero RAD Studio XE6 | Android SDKs | Android AVD Manager.Android Device Manager with an emulator named rsxe6_android
