Install Native app into Android Device

 

  1. Build the APK:
    • Configure a Jenkins job to build your Android project and generate the APK file.
  2. Set Up ADB:
    • Ensure ADB is installed and properly configured on the Jenkins server.
  3. Connect the Tablet:
    • Enable USB debugging on the Samsung tablet and connect it to the Jenkins server via USB.
  4. Install the APK:
    • Add steps in the Jenkins job to use ADB commands to install the APK onto the connected tablet.

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