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no emulator shown on Connection Explorer

Demo project from the template will not run because there are no enumlator on emulator manager.  I added few on x86-standard and even under custom but it doesn't show up on 'Connection Explorer'

Is there a way to add it?  Am I doing it wrong?  What do I have to do to add emulator to show up on 'Connection Explorer'

p.s  I am using macbook pro

thanks

 

Edited on 18 03, 2014
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MooChang Kim
Hi From 'Connection Explorer', you can launch 'Emulator Manager'. then Emulator can be created/launched from 'Emulator Manager'. once launching is completed then that emulator will show up in 'Connection Explorer' Regards
WILLIAM LEE
I tried again and again but it's not showing up on 'Emulator Manager'. I created 3 instances of emulators on EM but it will not show up on 'Connection Explorer' I have no idea what is going on. thanks
MooChang Kim
in each created instances in Emulator Manager, you can find a play button on it. press play button to launch each Emulator instance. Connection Explorer will show launched instance only.. not created one. Regards
Mark Kreitler

My Connection Explorer doesn't show emulators that have been launched, as shown here:

Notice the emulator running and nothing displayed in the Connection Explorer panel in the lower left corner.

When I try to launch the application, I get the "No Targets" error message.

I am running on a Mac Mini.

Александр Казанцев

sdb connect localhost:26101

Randall Puterbaugh

For me to run this command on Windows 8.1 I had to first navigate to the tools directory within the tizen wearable sdk directory before running this command.

Start: Run: cmd
cd C:\tizen-wearable-sdk\tools
sdb connect localhost:26101

Marco Buettner

Add your wearable-sdk\tools directory to the PATH environment value than you can use sdb without moving into directory

Александр Казанцев

after run emulator (sorry for 2 messages)

Marco Buettner

I have the same problem sometimes... You can solve it with the follow steps

1. Close emulator

2. Use sdb kill-server

3. Start emulator again

Lebedev

For me helps "sdb kill-server" without close and start emulator, i.e. if after starting emulator I don't see it in Connection Explorer, I enter "sdb kill-server", wait few second, and voila, it's in the Connection Explorer.

Variant with restart not always solve this problem.

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