I ask something about static library..
" how to create executable static library in android?"
and
"How to connect static library in eclipse?"
Static library is a binary file, How to understand static library in jni?
I wondering static library operation method in android.. (such as static library in vc++).
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I have a static library: libhello.a and I want to create a executable file that link with this static library:Code...
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View 8 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to compile a static library to use on Android but I can't figure out how to compile it. The library uses standard libraries (stdio.h etc...) and libxml2.
I am trying to compile using arm-eabi-gcc but I get the following error:
/cygdrive/c/android-ndk-r4/build/platforms/android-8/arch-x86/usr/include/asm/posix_types.h:15:28: error: posix_types_64.h: No such file or directory
How do I get this to work?
I am successfully linking some of my code stored in a .jar-based library to my Android app. The .jar code references Android library content just fine.
The problem is I need to include 'res' resources in the library but can't work out how to do this. Any suggestions?
I've been trying to export it to a jar file but as there is no main method in my app this doesn't work. Can someone tell me how to create this executable? the executable is to run the emulator and app both in computer not at phone!
View 4 Replies View RelatedCan someone tell me how to create an executable jar file from eclipse for android? First of all, how the application should be before creating a jar file? Should it be runnable? Do i need an Activity class in it? I created a simple Android application, which has an activity class
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have some C++ code that I want to make into a static lib for use with Java on the Android platform. Can anyone point me to a resource that tells me how to do this? I am completely new to Java and Android.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI create one static library(alogrithm.a) by using android 2.0. Now I want to use this library to work at android 2.1. Can I rebuild source code to create at android 2.1? Or directly use this library binary file by creating android 2.0?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am new to the concept of ZXing,so i want to know the step by step process to use the ZXing in android and i am using eclipse as IDE.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a static library, Foo, that is used by a shared library, Bar. Bar is the native shared library loaded by my Android app. Foo contains JNI functions that are only called by Java code and not by any C++ code in Bar. Because of this, those JNI functions get stripped out of the static library (Foo) when the shared library (Bar) is built. I'm currently using a slightly hacky method to prevent that from happening.So, in this case, is there a way to tell the compiler to not strip the JNI (or any) functions out when linking?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am using Windows and Eclipse. Through a few mis-clicks, I removed the Android library from my project. I am able to add the android.jar file from the specific version I want but that is does not allow me to run.
In eclipse, how do I add an Android library like 1.6 to an existing project?
I have a thread on StackOverflow (titled: NoClassDefFoundError for Jersey 2.4.1 client in Android) but I thought I would reach out here in hope of getting a more specific/targeted audience group.I have followed instructions from other posts about the libs Android dependency fix but I still get the issue.
I am using Eclipse Juno, with an Android App targeting API 17. Basically I am getting a NoClassDefFoundError at runtime for the org. glassfish. jersey. model.internal.CommonConfig$1 class located in jersey-client-2.4.1.jar. This is when I just do a Run As... deploy from within Eclipse and it fails when I instantiate the CommonConfig class or one that depends on it internally. The start up log is given below:
[HIGH]12-10 12:25:20.657: I/dalvikvm(10170): Failed resolving Lorg/glassfish/jersey/model/internal/CommonConfig$1; interface 920 'Lcom/google/common/base/Function;'
12-10 12:25:20.657: W/dalvikvm(10170): Link of class 'Lorg/glassfish/jersey/model/internal/CommonConfig$1;' failed
12-10 12:25:20.657: E/dalvikvm(10170): Could not find class 'org.glassfish.jersey.model.internal.CommonConfig$ 1', referenced from method
[code]....
It doesn't seem to find a static inner class of CommonConfig. In the SO forum I tinkered with some options in ProGuard but I've come to learn that this isn't even used in the standard debug mode, only when you do a release build (Export from Eclipse). It would appear that something is happening with the class but I can't figure out why it would not be included if its parent is. Is there some kind of 'light' ProGuard process that goes on when a debug deploy is done? how to resolve this particular case of NoClassDefFoundError?
I'm currently following the instructions given on this blog: http://android-tricks.blogspot.com/2009/01/using-adp1-without-sim-car... I've already connected to the WIFI, but it's trying to obtain... I'm trying to look for a way to set a static IP, Gateway and DNS to my Android Phone. How do I do this?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI tried to build test library and test app with latest ADT and Eclispe however Eclipse complains on each reference I made to library classes from my test app. This is what I did:
1. created Test Library Android project, marked it as "Library" (package name "test.library.lib") 2. created Test App project (package "test.library.app") and set it to use Test Library 3. Test Library got LibActivity class which simply referes to lib_main.xml layout 4. I defined that activity in Test App manifest file:.............
This is a two-part question about adding a third-party library (JAR) to an Android project in Eclipse. The first part of the question is, when I try to add a third-party JAR (library) to my Android project I first get the problem of Error parsing XML: unbound prefix
because I'm trying to use a class from that JAR (and need the prefix somehow defined). What's going on?Second, (after fixing that--the answer is given below), my application doesn't work on Android and I discover via the debugger (LogCat) that the class I'm attempting to consume doesn't exist.
Caused by:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
com.github.droidfu.widgets.WebImageView...
Why, when I get no compilation or linker error in Eclipse, does it have this problem on the emulator? These two questions are rhetorical for I'm going to answer them myself below. Other posts in this forum creep up to the problem and elsewhere there is discussion, but I feel that I can be more explicitly helpful for the next guy to come along.
I am trying to create a library project, I've got things working up to the point of building the application that depends on the library, but installing the APK on the emulator always fails, because the shared library is not there. (The documentation indicates that the ADT would include the library in the APK of the dependant application, but this is clearly not happening.) BTW, I'm using the package name of my library project in the application's "uses library" tag. Is this correct? The documentation is completely silent on this subject. I've been banging my head against this for two days nowanyone has gotten a library project to actually work.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI'm clearly missing something simple, but after nearly an hour of trying to figure it out, I'm still stuck.
I have an external jar file containing classes I want to use in my project. No problem, right? I just followed the instructions at
That is, I used the Properties->Java Build Path->Libraries panel to add the jar to my project as a library. But it doesn't work. The external library is being included in the compilation classpath, so everything compiles correctly, but the external classes aren't actually getting included in the apk. When I try to run my app, it immediately crashes with a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError. And looking at the apk, I see it's only 20K, whereas the external library jar is over 200K.
I have stacked here, because i am totally new in android world. Can show the way please?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a workspace with a few projects in it. App1 and App2 are Android applications. Common is an Android library project. App1 and App2 depend upon Common (linked via the Android tab). Common has some external dependencies, namely httpmime & apache-mime4j, which exist as jar files. For some reason, it appears that I need to add my mime jars to the build path of App1 and App2 for compilation to succeed. This seems really dumb. In normal Java, I would add Common to the build path of App1 and App2 and things would work. Is this expected that I have to add my jars to every Android application?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to set up an Android application with an Android library project dependence in Eclipse. I've set up a project called AnTest and a library project called AnLib. I've provided a reference to AnLib in the project properties of AnTest. Now I'm trying to refer to some library code (a static public method) from AnTest. Eclipse throws "com.anlib.Hello cannot be resolved to a type".
And it's not that the reference is dangling - I can see the resources properly merged. But from within AnTest, the only class in package com.anlib is "R".I've added AnLib to the Java build path/Projects in AnTest project properties. Now it compiles, but running throws a NoClassDefFoundError exception.
I wanted to create a static options menu for all my activity screens. I dont want to override onCreateOptionsMenu() in each activity. Since Menu class is an interface with a huge number of methods, its difficult to create a static object of the implementing class.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am trying to add an 'Android Library project' I have created to another regular Android project. The Library Project had a jar dependency and was also dependent on another java project in my workspace. I had to add both of these to the my 'regular Android project' because otherwise Eclipse could not find them (Not sure if this was the right thing to do because it would mean that I will have to manually update all projects when the library gets another jar dependency). Anyway, the errors went away and now the Regular Android Project can't find the R class, I have tried a clean but it did not work. I checked in the /gen folder and both the R classes are there - from the library and the regular project.They have the correct strings inside them.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI need to write a dynamic link library in C++ that is used by Java on Android. As I get, it should be .so library, but I don't know how to do that. I tried Cygwin, but it crashes: Code...
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm new to JNI, i'm developing a native library for an Android project. I read some papers about JNI programming but i didn't understand if it is possible to create a library that can be loaded in different project classes with different packages. I read that to declare a new JNI method the syntax is:
the prefix "Java_"
an encoded fully qualified class name
an underscore ("_") separator
an encoded method name
Based on this definition it shouldn't be possible...
Suppose i had defined a class A in the package pkg1 with the native method foo contained in libfoo, and then i defined a class B in the package pkg2. Can i use libfoo and the foo method in B? How should i define the native method to achieve the result?
I'm a little new too java programming. Im looking for a means to store groups of static data..so I understand these simple string arrays...
[HIGH]
private static String[] names = new String[] {
"aidanmack",
"johnsmith"
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But can I not combine that into an array of objects? somthing along the lines of what you would do with json? like...
[HIGH]
private static array[] multi = new array(){
{"name":"AIDANMACK","age":"30"},
{"name":"johnsmith","age":"31"}
}
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I have several apps (each in its own apk, process etc) running at the same time on user's device.
these apps are all linked to a single common jar file (internally devloped) which contains a large portion of their overall code size.
is there a way for me to force Android to make this common jar load only once (e.g. into shared memory)?
the reason we want to do it this way, btw, are to reduction of each of the single apps memory intake, on disk footprint and possibly of their startup time.