I don't know why couldn't i figure it out. I am trying to add the android_maps-utils library in the android studio.I have seen this link which was suggested by google developers blog.But i couldn't understand the way they suggested. Can anyone give me step by step instruction to use android-maps-utils as library in Android Studio?? I have been stuck for two days. Thanks in advance.
Have you already fixed the more than one package name problem? If yes, omitted the followings.
I saw that in your "dependencies" element, you have compile project(':library') and compile('com.google.maps.android:android-maps-utils:0.3.4'). Is the :library the google maps utility library? If yes, then you add google maps utility dependency twice which leads to the problem.
On that link with which suggested by google is everything how to include it. If you use Android Studio (as I saw in your tags to question):
add this line to your build.gradle
dependencies {
compile 'com.google.maps.android:android-maps-utils:0.3+'
}
and in the right nop corner you will see appears text sync now, so press it.
See attached picture.
And that's it, after in your classes you may use this library.
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Hi I'm new to Android and I am doing my first steps. I;m trying to byild and App with google map and I need the Android Utility. But When I try to setup I follow the instructions from google map web site, https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android-sdk/utility/setup
But I receive the following error
I change the word compile to implementation and the error disappear is the solution?
Yes configuration "compile" has been deprecated and been replaced with "implementation". Sorry doesn't have enough reputations to add a comment :)
I want to compile these code to be android native library. I have tried many techniques and follow many online example and it doesn't work. I will provide the link to the code and explain which part I want to compile.
This the link https://github.com/zyq8709/DexHunter (I want to compile the code in folder called dalvik). If anyone knows how to compile it please help me. thank you
This code is a part of platform build. If you are lucky, you can compile libdex for device only, but you must ignore the host side. The easiest hack would be to run
ndk-build BUILD_HOST_STATIC_LIBRARY=/dev/null BUILD_HOST_EXECUTABLE=/dev/null
Final, I have found the solution to compile the above code. I downloaded whole android source by using Ubuntu 16.0.4 and then I modified the specific file which it was changed and replaced it. After I compile whole all the android source code. Finally, I could get a customized ROM which I could use it as I expected. If anyone interested how to download and compile whole the android source code you can follow this link https://source.android.com/setup/build/requirements. If you have any problem you can find the solution on google or you can post here so someone including me will respond.
I'm using joda time (version 2.8.2) library in my project and everything works fine, but I'd like to use the specialized version for Android, as explained here: dlew/joda-time-android
While it was easy to add the joda time jar to Android Studio and adding the dependencies to the project, I didn't understand what to do in this case.
What do I have to download, where to put it and how to configure it.
Is there someone who did it and can write a step by step guide?
Thanks
Message update: I don't know why the question got two downvotes. I researched on Internet before posting the question. I also tried to contact the developer who posted the library on github. I didn't find an answer and it doesn't seem to be a stupid question, because I'm not getting tons of answers. I know I'm not an expert and for this reason I'm askingfor help, but before doing this, I always try to find a solution by myself. Thanks
Add this to the build.gradle file of your app:
dependencies
{
compile 'joda-time:joda-time:2.9.4'
}
In Android Studio Choose File>Project Structure. Then click dependencies tab in project structure. Click the + symbol (upper right corner) and choose library depencendy and type net.danlew in search bar. Click on net.danlew:android.joda:2.9.9 (current version as of today) if not already highlighted and then choose OK.
Hi there I am just newer in android development and I am trying to build my first app and I do will until now.
but I need to use ViewPagerIndicator so I do my search and I've found JakeWharton-Android-ViewPagerIndicator also I am using inellij IDE
but the problem that when I want to add this library into my project I can't find the jar file and I don't know if the error from my side or what please any help.
regards
You will need to create a new module with the library sources and add it as a dependency to your main module. This answer has detailed steps you can follow. Just replace the library used with ViewPagerIndicator.
I'm writing an android app which uses offline maps.For this I'm using osmdroid, I've come across this link which refers to an update of osmdroid the osmbonuspack. Can you point me at some tutorials and sample codes besides those provided by the openstreetsmap so that I can get started?
Here is working link https://github.com/MKergall/osmbonuspack.
Please let me know if links are dead.
This implementation (app:Gradle) worked for me in Android Studio using SDK 29:
implementation 'com.github.MKergall.osmbonuspack:OSMBonusPack:v5.7'
You can find this MKergall's Maven repository
NOTE: you will have to comment out your previous osmdroid (mine was 4.3) jar implementation, because methods are duplicated.