If not, follow the complete step-by-step instructions in this section. If you have already installed and configured Java and the Android SDK on your Mac, all you need to do is enable Remote Login in the OSX Sharing settings, and then you can skip to the Windows setup. Most of the steps in this section show how to install and configure Java and the Android SDK on your Mac.
The instructions here use the Android emulator as an example, but you should be able to do this with other emulators like GenyMotion as well. In this tutorial, we will show how to speed up Android emulation by running the Android emulator on OSX rather than inside Parallels running Windows using a SSH tunnel. In other tutorials, we’ve shown how to Build a Cordova app for iOS using Parallels so you can use the tools from your Mac. Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova allow you to build cross-platform, multi-device hybrid apps based on Apache Cordova. Run the Android emulator on OSX when using Windows in Parallels
