IOException everytime I try to upload anything to android emulator

I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit edition and Eclipse 3.5 with the Android plugin. Every time I create a new project and try to publish it, I get an error like this:

[2010-02-15 22:48:10 - EPG3]Uploading EPG3.apk onto device 'emulator-5554'
[2010-02-15 22:48:15 - EPG3]Failed to upload EPG3.apk on device 'emulator-5554'
[2010-02-15 22:48:15 - EPG3]java.i开发者_开发技巧o.IOException: Unable to upload file: timeout
[2010-02-15 22:48:15 - EPG3]Launch canceled!

The emulator is working perfectly, adb can see it, I can even logcat from it, but it can't push or pull anything from it. Nothing appears in logcat to suggest the emulator even received any command. It doesn't matter if I have the Firewall on or off, or if I try invoking adb install to bypass the plugin. Nothing works even with a blank app.

Any ideas?

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Not sure if this helps but I had the same exception when I tried uploading a project to the device and fixed it by increasing the value of "adb connection time out (ms)"

PC: (eclipse -> window -> settings -> android -> ddms) MAC: (eclipse -> preferences -> android -> ddms)

I was pretty pissed at myself that it took me so long to find the setting so I thought I'd share.

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I just ran into this error. To resolve it, I deleted my .apk file and built the project again. Voila! Upload works now.

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Isnt this a problem with resources loading? Tried all the hello examples without problems, now the first with drawables and now I/O problem as you had.

I think its the reason that in the example they speak of a drawable folder, but in my default project structur there are 3 drawable folders.

Keep on debugging ;)

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I got this error about every 30-40 compilations. I don't how, but this solution work for me.

Go to bin/ folder and rename your EPG3-debug.apk file to EPG3.apk (if you are using debug mode) or EPG3-release.apk to EPG3.apk (in Run mode), return to Eclipse, now you can Debug/Run your application. This should "unchoke" this whole situation, so you can make changes in your code and next time Debug/Run program normally (until you get this error once again, then you must repeat this tip).

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See this question — Windows 7 and Android don't seem to get on so well initially it seems: Failed to parse the output of 'adb version'?

Are you able to telnet to localhost 5037? That's where the adb server listens for incoming connections from adb clients.

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Did you try to add the path of the tools directory to your system PATH as described here ?