In the example below the script moves from Berlin to Hamburg in 120 seconds. One location is beeing pushed once a second. There is also a time offset which lets you control how long coordinates will be pushed to the device. It defines a source and a destination location. I wrote a python script to push gps locations to the emulator via telnet. There is a program that uses GWT and the Google Maps API to launch a browser-based map tool to set the GPS location in the emulator: If you are not using windows you can use any telnet client.Īfter connecting with telnet use the following command to send your position to emulator. It will send the position to you emulator and the application.
Select “Manual” Tab.Įnter Longitude and Latitude in Textboxs then Click Send Button. Select “Emulator Control” Tab.Īt bottom you will see Location Controls Panel. You will see on Left Side Devices Panel and on Right Side you will see different tabs. After running the emulator goto Tools->Android->Android device monitorĬlick the Emulator Control Tab change from the location controls group.įirst In Eclipse In Menu Select “Window” then Select “Open Perspective” then Select “DDMS”.
