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I downloaded and installed Android Nox NoxPLayer 7.0.2.0 on Windows 10 machine Its free for windows and macs.
I then downloaded the Acumatica app from Google Chrome store and install it.
I wanted to be able to run through the warehouse functions on the Acumatica app.
I had no issues connecting to an https tenant.
I did have issues connecting to a local 21R2 local instance.
I obtained my ip in the emulator http ip/localhost/Ac21R2BD0145/
Has anyone done this and had some success.
Being in the US, I try to use software made by US companies whenever possible because of all the Chinese espionage stuff lately. It looks like NoxPlayer is based in China so I just tried BlueStacks instead.
Also, I created a separate Google login so I don't have to give BlueStacks access to all of my regular Google stuff.
I'm able to login using my Local IP Address, obtained from an ipconfig command:
Thanks for the idea to look into this. I hadn't thought of the idea of using an emulator before. It's pretty nice that I can demo the Acumatica mobile app without having to connect my phone which can get kind of clunky.
Interesting, I did get it working but not as a local service. I set up an account with ngrok. Which provides a unique https. Which you then run on your pc.
I did this as I couldn't get it to work locally HTTP
When it is running you can access your local instance directly. It wasn't too difficult to set up. this gives you the option to access or share your test instance.
Once Nox is set up you can duplicate the emulator and have one running with Acumatica app.
You can have one running local instance and the other remote using a test instance https.
I just followed your instructions on using http with the local address and it worked. That is great. So much simpler. Not sure what I was doing wrong at the time.
I will take a look at BlueStacks.
Like you said this is great for demos or learning how to use the product. Thanks, Tim!
Matt
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