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I am using Titanium framework for creating Android apps in Mac OSX. I am searching for the location of android apps which are created using Titanium.

We can see our iPad or iPhone apps based on the iOS version . Its location is its iOS version folder. But I am unable to find android apps location.

I have googled for it but no help.

Thanks.

Yogesh Suthar
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  • You mean the build folder? Or do you mean apps in emulator? Apps in Emulator are stored in an "virtual disk image" which is containing the whole emulator software. – mr.VVoo Mar 20 '13 at 21:59
  • @mr.VVoo Yes I mean `apps in emulator`. Can you tell me where can I find `"virtual disk image" which is containing the whole emulator software` in Mac. – Yogesh Suthar Mar 21 '13 at 01:05

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if you run on Mac, open the AVD manager. Clicked the arrow and then "Show on Disk"(...) enter image description here

Emre Gürses
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Usually they are saved in your user profile. ~/.android/avd is a typical location. It is also possible that they are located within the SDK's directory. This could happen if you set ANDROID_SDK_HOME as environment variable.

To access the file system of android emulator you have two possibilities:

  1. Use the SDK Device Monitor. It provides a graphical interface to the file system of the emulator. If you have android SDK in your PATH environment you can access it via Terminal -> monitor.

  2. Alternatively you can access the file system via command line shell: Terminal -> adb -e shell. You already have root access.

mr.VVoo
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  • Thanks Mr.Woo I can open monitor window, but it doesn't show any emulator list in it to open its content. I have 5 avd in my system but not showing in monitor list. – Yogesh Suthar Mar 22 '13 at 04:32
  • You need to start the emulator. Did you? Otherwise they aren't loaded. – mr.VVoo Mar 22 '13 at 10:04