Since those days I develop content for my next workshop "Mobilize Your Business Apps" in Germany. The goal is to provide knowledge for software developers to write mobilized and friendly touch applications hosted on Citrix XenApp using Citrix mobility SDK.
for testing purposes, I am using the Android emulator with Citrix Receiver for Android on my Windows 7 Machine
Here's a guide to create your own Android virtual test environment :.
The Android SDK depends Java Developer environment. So first of all, you must install the Java SE development kit from
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk-7u2-download-1377129.html.
A once you have installed the JDK you must install the Android SDK
A once you have installed the JDK you must install the Android SDK
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html.
you need to install the Android SDK Platform Tools and I recommend installing all the latest version of Android options
After installation is complete, you can create your own virtual Android device running the Android Virtual Device Manager in the Windows Start menu. -> Android SDK Tools AVD Manager.
I created a new virtual device by using the default options.
In the next step, you must obtain Citrix Receiver for Android http://www.citrix.com/downloads. Receiver for Android is a file assembled in a single .apk file. After downloading successfully move the file to % ProgramFiles% Android android-sdk platform-tools
Start your newly created Android device to open a command shell and change the directory % ProgramFiles% Android android-sdk platform-tools .
To the installation of new applications, it is a small command line tool called adb.exe. You must run the following command to install the receiver in your virtual device running:
To the installation of new applications, it is a small command line tool called adb.exe. You must run the following command to install the receiver in your virtual device running:
ADB install CitrixReceiver-market-upload_3.0.60.apk
(change the name file for later)
That's all.
now, you can start Citrix Receiver and connect to your XenApp or XenDesktop environment.
now, you can start Citrix Receiver and connect to your XenApp or XenDesktop environment.
Regards
Christian
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