When you want to reset you Android application during a test or debug phase on the emulator you can delete the "Shared preferences" and the database that your application has created.
To do that you can launch the Android shell typing "adb shell". From there you can navigate throught the following path:
cd data
cd data
In this directory you will find the folder having the name of your application (which include the package as well). Enter in that folder and delete the *.db files then enter in "shared_prefs" and delete then xml file.
To do that you can launch the Android shell typing "adb shell". From there you can navigate throught the following path:
cd data
cd data
In this directory you will find the folder having the name of your application (which include the package as well). Enter in that folder and delete the *.db files then enter in "shared_prefs" and delete then xml file.
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A first release for Android was released few days ago. It's a free beta version ready to test. This is a screenshot of the Android app:
It is a very nice application for soccer fan. While I'm writing this article I'm following the serie A soccer match Juventus - Genoa and using the application I have seen Juventus is winning 1-0 thanks to a goal of Grygera on 6' of first half. The table is updated in real time and at the moment Juventus is at the top togheter with Inter. Let's see if it will be the same at the end of the match!
