Android debugging

Build XWalk Android Core with full debug support

. xwalk/build/android/envsetup.sh --target-arch=x86
xwalk_android_gyp -Dandroid_full_debug=1
ninja -C out/Debug xwalk_core_shell_apk

Install App

adb install -r out/Debug/apks/XWalkCoreShell.apk

Test

# Build and install test suite
ninja -C out/Debug xwalk_core_shell_apk xwalk_core_test_apk
adb install -r out/Debug/apks/XWalkCoreTest.apk

# Set up environment
export XWALK_OS_ANDROID=1
. xwalk/build/android/envsetup.sh --target-arch=x86 

# Run test
build/android/run_instrumentation_tests.py --test-apk XWalkCoreTest --verbose -I -f testExtensionEcho

Debug Native Code with "adb_gdb*"

• On Device, launch the App
• On Host machine, to debug the browser process, use:

adb_gdb_xwalk_core_shell --verbose

• [Deprecated] To debug the renderer process, use:

adb_gdb_xwalk_core_shell --verbose --sandboxed=[0-6]

• If you wan't to debug the startup process

#Edit a file named 'xwview-shell-command-line' with content:
Xwalk --wait-for-debugger
#Then push it to device
adb push xwview-shell-command-line /data/local/tmp/xwview-shell-command-line
#Then launch the application and use adb_gdb_xwalk_core_shell to debug

Debug Java code with Eclipse

• Import the project into Eclipse workspace:

New -> Android -> Android Project from Existing Code -> point to XwalkCore project root(src/xwalk/runtime/android/core_shell)

• Add third party dependencies to project

add Java code of xwalk, base, content, ui... to project

• Launch application to debug, you can use command line to control debug the startup

#In xwview-shell-command-line, write content as follow and push it to device
XWalk --wait-for-java-debugger