I want to add access to MEGA cloud in my Android application, I download examples from https://github.com/meganz/sdk.git.
In ReadMe file says
Download the prebuilt libraries (`libmega.so`) along with its corresponding Java classes from [here](https://mega.nz/#!zktVFAyS!ZzvOYnU-I6cmKgc3_rA-UIJh98suyLAM6BPF7_57BoM).
But file isn't there anymore. And in my understanding all examples and SDK was built for develop on Linux system, can I use this SDK to develope if I have Windows? Did someone do it?
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I am making an application i need to integration canon camera through Android device for i got sdk from canon provided for windows.. in which there are 3 headers files and EDSDK.lib and some Dll files . I am using android NDK for integrating c files in android Applications.
Please help..
Thanks
You really are not going to be able to use the Windows SDK for Android.
You will either have to find an Android SDK, build it yourself [ assuming the source of the SDK is available ], or reverse engineer the protocol.
I am developing currently for IOS and Android SDK. So each time i have to do an app i have to develop for 2 separate platforms which take much time. Also i am planning to develop on BB , Windows Mobile etc. I came across Phonegap and i had some questions.
First suppose i am developing on MAC OS and Xcode 4 and i have install the required SDK for phonegap i create a project using the template and start coding in HTML5/CSS3. Once the project is completed how to import it to Android platform? Should i start to create a project and adding phonegap libraries and required jar and right away i can copy paste the HTML5/CSS3 from the www folder scripts into the required directory /assets/www ? If that's the way it suppose to do then i will have to do the same for BB and Windows (of course on a Windows machine) we can do the same?
Many thanks.
build.phonegap.com will build all the needed apps from your web content.
Hi I'd like to know how to compile an app source code on an android platform?
I know it's possible because I saw some apps that are doing it...
Thanx ahead!
I think what you are asking for is a way to compile android apps on an android device.
the way an app like this new IDE does.
If so what you would need to do is to take an open source java compiler such as the ejc (the Java compiler used within Eclipse) and use it to compile your java source. You would then need to port the dalvik compiler to be able to run, in order to generate dex from the class files generated by the java compiler.
An interview with he developers of AIDE has a little bit more info on how they did it.
UPDATE:
Actually I just came across an open source project which provides similar functionality but based on using vim and the existing SDK cli tools ported to run on a an android device. The project is hosted here.
UPDATE 2:
I found yet another open source project that also does on device compile/build which I think should provide you with examples of what you are trying to do...
More specifically, if you look in IDE.java, you can see how the individual tools (ejc, dx, aapt) are called/used.
Possible in a number of ways...
There have been apps - proprietary & open source - built for the purpose. I am not sure if these apps will be at least near the production quality. But they work:
It mainly depends on language you are writing - since cross platform app development is also possible on Android.
• Java: Java N-IDE, AIDE
• JavaScript: NativeScript CLI, Appcelerator Titanium CLI, Apache Cordova via CLI. [All these can be installed via node.js package manager (npm) which in turn can be installed via Dory NodeJS, GNURoot Debian or Termux apps..
• Linux CLI utilities can be installed on Android simply with a terminal shell or GNURoot / Termux. You can also Emulate complete PC OS using Limbo PC Emulator / Bochs [Although they should be lightweight]. In theory, by this way you should be able to use almost all Android development utilities. But Storage, memory & performance constraints come to play..
• There are other apps & web services for hobbyists: eg: Sketchware, DroidScript, Appy Pie, Monaca, PhoneGap Build and many others.... But don't expect professional quality apps using them..
I am working on an application where I need to integrate the Skype Java APIs inside an android application.
Could some one provide any pointers?
Thanks.
You have to include the library (the .jar file) into the Build Path of the project and to put the libraries in the project folder. This article could be quite useful.
SkypeKit is not a pure Java implementation. As I understand it is natively distributed for various processor architectures on linux (as well as windows and osx) It requires you to link to native libraries via JNI. That requires you to first download the Android NDK - http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html Beyond that bit of information I can not help as I do not have access to SkypeKit myself.
I would like to use a .jar file generated by SWIG in an Android application. What is the best way to deploy all of the underlying dll's with the Android application?
In a desktop environment, my PATH variable includes the folder containing these dll's.
DLL is a Windows technology. Android is not Windows. Android is based on Linux. You would be looking for .so libraries. More accurately, you will be looking for the C/C++ source code behind those libraries, so you can cross-compile them for Android chipsets (e.g., ARM). That will be accomplished via the Native Development Kit.