On Tuesday, April 17, 2012 9:31:47 PM UTC-7, Gene wrote:
Yes. The emulator uses the host NIC as though it's a WiFi service
provider. All the apps respond accordingly.
Not sure if this will be important for you, but the emulated settings
for Proxy and DNS for that emulated ISP all function by manipulating
the emulator GUI. If you're on an enterprise LAN this might be
important. There are emulator command-line flags for DNS and proxy,
but I found it necessary to set both these _and_ the GUI device
settings for our ELAN. This was not easy to figure out.
I tried to set this up. I installed the SDK on my work laptop. I created a
Phone_IceCreamSandwich AVD and started it up. When I started the emulator
browser, it never completed displaying the default home page. I then
stopped the emulator and restarted with a -http-proxy setting. When I
brought up the browser, it was able to display the default home page.
However, when I entered a different public URL in the browser, it just
exited the browser app and went back to the home screen. I tried this
several times, even with different public URLs, with the same result.
I don't know what I would set for a DNS server.
What are the GUI device settings?
On Apr 17, 3:39 pm, David Karr davidmichaelk...@gmail.com wrote:
I can't test this right now, but if I start up an emulator instance on
my desktop, if I bring up the browser on the emulator, will that use
my desktop network connection for DNS and resolving urls? If my
desktop is connected to VPN, I want the browser on the phone to be
able to view a page inside our firewall.
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