Unable to Deploy Mobile Application Framework to Android Emulator using Jdeveloper 12.2.1.3.0

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Unable to Deploy Mobile Application Framework to Android Emulator using Jdeveloper 12.2.1.3.0
Folks I have issue deploying the MAF application on to Android emulator in jdeveloper 12c.
I have been searching for solution for 3 days now.
I have tried every solution there was out their but they didn't work.
My jdeveloper version 12.2.1.3.0
Oracle IDE 12.2.1.3.42.170820.0914
Mobile Application Framework 2.5.1.0.42.180529.1103
This is the error I am getting:
[12:54:08 AM] Deployment cancelled.
[12:54:08 AM] ---- Deployment incomplete ----.
[12:54:08 AM] Failed to detect a connected Android emulator. Make sure the
emulator is running. Otherwise, manually restart the ADB server. The
following results were provided by ADB:
List of devices
attached( oracle.adfmf.framework.dt.deploy.android.deployers.
CheckAttachedDevicesDeployer)
I tried adb kill-server && adb start-Server and it didn't work.
Restarted my computer. That didn't work.
Installed an android device using device manager on windows 7 and that didn't work.
These are all the things I tried: Installer info, Avd setup, Tools, Tool2, Tool3, Tool4, Jdeveloper mapppings, and AVD.
I am using SDK manger installer_r24.4.1-windows.exe
Installer info:

My AVD setup is as below screen shot
Avd setup:

Tools that I downloaded using SDK manager in below snap shot
Tools:

Tool2:

Tool3:

Tool4:

My Jdeveloper mappings in preference
Jdeveloper mappings:

I can able to launch the android emulator with SDK manager --> Tools --> Manage AVDS --> on Android Virtual Devices tab I select and press start
AVD:

When I run adb.exe devices in cmd I see something in below screen screen which is not right
C:UsersAppDataLocalAndroidandroid-sdkplatform-tools>adb.exe devices
List of devices attached
* daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5037
* daemon started successfully
I deploy the MAF in jdeveloper 12c:
Applications --> Deploy --> New Deployment Profile --> in create Deployment profile I select MAF Android and press ok --> next screen MAF for Android Deployment profile I just press Ok.
Then again I go to Applications --> Deploy -->then I click the new deployment profile i just created and windows appears where I select Deploy Application to Emulator and press finish.
This is is what I get:
[10:02:36 AM] ---- Deployment started. ----
[10:02:36 AM] Target platform is (Android).
[10:02:36 AM] Beginning deployment of MAF application "MAF" to Android
emulator using profile "Android7".
[10:02:36 AM] Capturing state changes of MAF application source files in
scope for just-in-time "Clean All" analysis.
[10:02:37 AM] A prior deployed config.json file does not exist for the
current Android deployment profile. A new config.json file must be created.
[10:02:37 AM] A new config.json file is needed for the current deployment.
Thus, to ensure a good deployment, any existing build and deployment output
must be deleted for the current deployment profile.
[10:02:37 AM] Performing a limited just-in-time clean of MAF application
build and deployment content to ensure a good current deployment.
[10:02:37 AM] Checking state of Android Debug Bridge server...
[10:02:37 AM] Android Debug Bridge server already running.
[10:02:58 AM] Verifying a single Android emulator is online and connected to
the ADB server...
[10:02:58 AM] Deployment cancelled.
[10:02:58 AM] ---- Deployment incomplete ----.
[10:02:58 AM] Failed to detect a connected Android emulator. Make sure the
emulator is running. Otherwise, manually restart the ADB server. The
following
results were provided by ADB:
List of devices attached
(oracle.adfmf.framework.dt.deploy.android.deployers.
CheckAttachedDevicesDeployer)
Not sure why I can't able to deploy my MAF to Android emulator with Jdeveloper.
Please anybody can help with details. Much appreciated. I hope you folks can able to see the screen shots. Thanks.
Android Studio doesn't support MAF development
– Sufian
Aug 8 at 8:36
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One of the basic questions, would be, why don't you use Android Studio? That's the one supported by Google.
– Federico Navarrete
Aug 6 at 8:33