In the pop-up window, view the required command and port number to connect your Android Studio to the Remote Test Lab device. When the live image is shown, right-click on the device's screen and select ‘Test > Remote Debug Bridge.’ If you run this file, the Remote Test Lab client is launched and a live image of the device is shown in the client. A JNLP file is downloaded to your computer when you click the Start button. The operating system version, device location, and desired time can be selected on the Remote Test Lab page. To get started, launch a Remote Test Lab client, then go to Remote Test Lab and reserve one of the available mobile devices. Connect your Remote Test Lab device to Android Studio The Remote Debug Bridge tool enables you to run and debug your app to check compatibility with the latest Samsung mobile devices, which solves the problem of not having your own physical devices.
In this blog, we will connect a Remote Test Lab device with a local development machine’s ADB (Android Debug Bridge) using Remote Debug Bridge. Remote Test Lab allows you to run and debug your application on real devices remotely.
In an upcoming blog, we are going to take a deep dive into some additional features of Remote Test Lab. In this blog, we show you how to connect RTL to Android Studio and how to deploy and debug your app on the remote device. In previous blogs, we covered what is Remote Test Lab, its new features, and Auto Repeat. This blog is the fourth in a series of posts about Remote Test Lab (RTL).
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