Today we released version 0.75 of Mortar, our automation tool for ShiVa projects! Current feature is AdMob integration by pressing a single button. More features are planned:
Check it out at http://code.google.com/p/ma-sh/: either by downloading the AIR file or getting the source code via SVN!
I updated the Drag and drop install APK script post, such that it works with the latest Android SDK! Hope it helps 
Update April 5th 2011: since the latest Android SDK, the adb tool has been moved to the platform-tools folder. I updated the script to point to the correct directory.
If you want to be able to just drag and drop your APK file onto a CMD file, and let it be installed on the connected device automatically, use something like this (simply copy this to your *.cmd file):
New:
:: Just some debug output: echo Attempting to install file: %1 :: Enter drive letter: d: :: Enter path to adb here: cd D:\android_sdk on 10.17.1.205\platform-tools :: Install file: adb install -r %1 PAUSE |
Old:
:: Just some debug output: echo Attempting to install file: %1 :: Enter drive letter: d: :: Enter path to adb here: cd D:\androidsdk\tools :: Install file: adb install -r %1 PAUSE |
PS: Of course one could use set varNAme=__PATH__ instead of the cd-ing, but my path has some spaces and that leads to troubles.
First be sure that an emulator is running.
Then open up the console with Start >> Run (or press Windows + ‘r’) and type in ‘cmd‘.
This will bring you to something like:
Like shown above, type in ‘telnet‘ and press enter. The result will look like:
Here type in ‘o localhost 5554‘ as shown here:
This will establish a connection to the emulator.
You can see the port number to be entered in the title bar of the emulator window.
If this succeeds, it will open the Android Console:
Here you can use all kinds of commands.
To simulate a call, type ‘gsm call 066712345‘:
The result is an incoming call at the emulator:
To cancel the call, type ‘gsm cancel 066712345‘.
See http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/emulator.html#telephony for more information about gsm operations.
Use ‘exit‘ to exit the Android Console and ‘quit‘ to quit telnet.
Hope that helps!