Where does adb install installed applications on the device?

Question

Using the guide http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/running-app.html , I used adb to download a sample Hello, World application to my Android device (Samsung Admire, SCH-R720) and I can’t find him to run him. I had the same problem with the emulator. Where does the adb application add? It does not seem to be copied to the SD card. I read the documentation at http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html and it does not speak.

Answer 1

Say you named your package com.example.myfirstapp . Then you can check if the package is installed correctly with the following command:

 adb shell pm list packages com.example.myfirstapp 

If it responds with package:com.example.myfirstapp - then you can check the installed package location with:

 adb shell pm path com.example.myfirstapp 

Answer 2

Installed applications can be found in / data / app /

Answer 3

I find out what is going on. I just needed to turn on the power of the device. When it rebooted, I was able to find (and run) the application. It also worked for the emulator.

Answer 4

The application is installed by the name of the activity, try to find the name of the activity or the name of the application, if indicated in the manifest. Or check the application tab in the settings and check the most recently installed applications, if they are installed at all on the device.