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I use Android-x86 installed in virtual box and communicating with adb to debug my android application. I know that since it is an open source project, it is not possible to use google API libraries. But I know that using Maps is possible (somepeople did it), do you know any way to instal cd2m libraries to be able to test push in my emulator ? Thxs

Jean
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  • The "somepeople" are pirating Google Maps, apparently, since that is not available for distribution this way. – CommonsWare Sep 21 '11 at 12:41
  • I understand. Too bad because debugging with android-x86 in virtual box is so good. – Jean Sep 21 '11 at 17:01
  • While I support the idea, I don't think it's legally doable. Google does not, as a matter of policy, open up the relevant bits. Note that you cannot even associate a Google account with an Android-x86 instance. And having an associated Google account is a documented prerequisite for C2DM to work. – Seva Alekseyev Jan 23 '12 at 15:25

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the C2DM framework is dependent in the android market. If your device doesn't contain the android market, it will be difficult to receive the C2DM stuff.

Rafael Sanches
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