I have an multimodule application build by maven, one of the module is Android app. From "build side" everything seems to be ok, APK is built etc. I want to launch or debug this app in android emulator or device but here have some issues. In standard way (Gradle-aware Make) there is an Multidex error. I added multidex support dependecies, checked multidex option in IDE but with no result. After that I had read that better option is to use Maven so I changed launch profile to "Run Maven Goal" (with options "clean install"), as always everything seems to be OK but then there is a message "install failed, invalid APK"... but why ? Im abble to install that "generated APK" manually on the device but with IDE there is no such possibility. Have You ever met with such situation?
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For proper integration with emulators just use Android Studio - it's a flavor of intellij
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OK i tried to launch app module in Android Studio but is that possibile to run here an Maven project just like that ? Now I have a problem "Android APK path is not specified for module" i tried to fix it by https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21281445/android-apk-path-is-not-specified-for-module with no results... please remember that app is in maven not gradle – MattiahIT Sep 27 '21 at 12:58
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@MattiahIT here's an article i found - seems pretty straight forward to use maven https://www.vogella.com/tutorials/AndroidBuildMaven/article.html That has a lot of info, scroll about half way down the page for the maven specific stuff – Matt Sep 27 '21 at 13:38
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why you want to launch your app on intellij instead use android studio
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