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+## Debugging SDM on Android devices
+
+### Requirements
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+To enable [[https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging|remote debugging for your Android device]] do the following steps:
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+* Go to the System settings
+* If you do not see the "Developer options" menu, go to "About the device" and tap multiple times on "Build number" until a message appears
+* Go to the "Developer options" menu
+* Activate "USB debugging"
+* A notification apears in the system notification center while USB-debugging is turned on
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+Other requirements:
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+* You need Android 4.0+ to make remote debugging work
+* You need a recent version of Chrome installed on both, the Android device and your development system
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+To be able to discover your Chrome browser running on the Android device from your development system you need to do the following:
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+* Connect your device with USB-debugging turned on to your development system
+* Open Chrome on the Android device
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+### Debugging via Desktop Chrome
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+Do the following to start a debugging session via Chrome installed on your development system:
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+* Open Chrome on your development system and navigate to [[chrome://inspect/#devices]]
+* Only the first time you need to configure the needed ports:
+ * Check "Discover USB Devices
+ * Click the button "Port forwarding ..."
+ * Add an Entry for Port "8888" for address "localhost:8888"
+ * Add an Entry for Port "9876" for address "localhost:9876"
+ * Close the dialog
+* Enter the URL (e.g. [[http://localhost:8888/gwt/Home.html]]) nearby the connected Chrome browser of your device and press open
+* The specified URL will be opended in a new tab on your android device
+* A new window with an instance of the developer tools will appear on the development system
+ * If it doesn't open automatically press "inspect" for the browser tab
+* You can now go to "Sources" and debug the source-mapped JS source as it is a local browser tab
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+### Debugging via SDBG
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+To debug SDM on your Android Chrome via SDBG do the following:
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+* Get to know your Device ID
+ * Navigate to [[chrome://inspect/#devices]] using your desktop Chrome while the device is connected with USB-Debugging turned on
+ * The Device ID is shown next to the device name
+ * Take the Device ID without the prefixed "#"
+* Copy the launch configuration templates "Debug SailingGWT SDM on Android.launch.template" and "Forward SailingGWT Ports for Android.launch.template" as *.launch files
+* Replace with your concrete Device ID
+* Launch "Forward SailingGWT Ports for Android.launch"
+* Launch "Debug SailingGWT SDM on Android.launch"
+* You should now be able to debug in Eclipse as described above