I would like to lower the minimum API level of my application to 4.4(KitKat) from 5.0(Lollipop)
Sadly I couldn't get any real devices so I have to work with an emulator.
My app is heavily based on user's location so the main testing must be target the location changing feature.
I have made a 4.4 Emulator and is working fine, my app works fine but when I try to send locations via the Extended control panel nothing happens.
If I load a GPX file the locations appear on the table of the extended control panel inside the GPS data playback but the device does not get any locations.
I fill the lat and longitude click on "SEND" but nothing happens.
The "Send" button is not clickable at all, the long and lat fields are disabled and I cannot fill anything. The "GPX" and "KML" tabs are also disabled.
The progress bar do increases, so not like the first 2 methods I have tried this is finally looks like actually doing something but the emulator still not getting the location changes. Not at all.
telnet localhost 5554
But I have Connection refused
error message.
So I cannot try to send locations via:
geo fix <longitude value> <latitude value>
(Telnet is enabled on my Windows)
I had the same problem with the SDK Tools version 25.1.7. I've updated them to 25.2 rc1 and it now works.
Beware that you cannot install the RC version from Android Studio. You have to launch the separate Android SDK Manager to see it.
Relaunch the emulator and check that you are indeed using the latest version in the Help/About screen of the Extended Controls windows.