问题
Is there any way to run Android as a webapp? Either by installing an emulator or something like the Android-x86 or Live-Android projects on a web server?
回答1:
Perhaps you should define what qualifies as a "web app" ?
For example, I'm pretty sure the (linux version of) the android emulator already works over X11, meaning the display and user input can be from a remote machine (running any modern OS) across the network from the one doing the computation. Maybe that doesn't sound like a web app to you since the client isn't a web browser, but hypothetically one could write a crude X server as a java applet to run in the browser, so wouldn't it qualify then?
Ultimately there are many ways to do this - run a bunch of instances of ARM or X86 android on some kind of VM (or how about a cluster of beagleboards?), then come up with a scheme to remote the user interface using something homegrown or based on X or VNC or whatever strikes your fancy.
I believe are also commercial services such as deviceanywhere that let your remotely test your program on a variety of real smartphones exactly matching the configuration an end user would have.
回答2:
If one brave soul moves the Android Emulator into a Webstart / Applet application you might be lucky.
As of now the requirements are too high and nobody did it.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4293227/is-it-possible-to-install-android-to-a-web-server-and-run-a-virtual-android-os-a