Debugging jme on android from the sdk

How to debug your android jme application using the sdk:

http://mindstack.de/2013/11/04/debugging-android-apps-on-device-with-netbeans/

Not required: adding android:debuggable=“true” to the application tag in the android manifest.

So you don’t waste your time like I did:
When attaching the debugger from netbeans, make sure you insert “localhost” and not your desktop ip address or it’s name.

The application will take a couple seconds to start and will lag a lot, but will allow you to debug it with all the bells and wissles, from inside the sdk. Probably works fine using eclipse and so on too.

Feel free to move this if it’s in the wrong location.

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Debugging can spam the netbeans output panel atrociously, at least when targeting android.
Ctrl-g allows us to filter the output.
Just in case there’s another idiot out there suffering through the spam ^^.
Since currently I use System.err, I filter on “W/System.err” and only get my stuff.