I am trying to build an Android project with Gradle and the Android Gradle plugin. I would like to depend on library projects found in external (maven) repositories, e.g. ActionBarSherlock.
This seems possible according to the official site:
Using a library is done one of the following way:
Multi-project setup.
We are developing an Android project that depends on some Java libraries. For testing purposes we want to be able to use a stubbed variant which will include a different jar.
How to do this with gradle ?
I have been trying something with flavours but now only the 'flavour' is built, not the normal build...
I have quite the same problem as described in this question Maven + AndroidAnnotations generated but not reachable classes.
Looks like there is some problem with plugins execution order, because after failed maven build all classes generated by Android Annotations could be found in target/generated-sources/annotations folder but not in target/classes folder.
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There is a project on github --> https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_external_openvpn/tree/ics ,After download the sourcecode , I just want to build it use NDK-BUILD command in Linux(Centos 6.3) , But the author does not say anything about it ;
So, I just ndk-build it ( I have test ndk-build is ok ) , it shows :
Android NDK: Could not find application project
I have a simple Android library project, which contains network calls functionality only. It doesn't need to inherit any XML/resources etc… to calling application. When I build this project using Eclipse IDE (right click on project and click on Build Project), it generates a JAR under bin/libproject.jar.
I am using Ant to build my application.my app uses a library project.so first of all i had run the below command in commandline to generate the build.xml in my project.
"android update
project --target 5 -p path_of_my_project -l path_of_my_library_project"
(my application's build target is 4.0).Above command generated a build.xml file in my project.Then i run "ant" command in command prompt.it
I'm using Eclipse for Android development. Lets say I have a project A that uses code from project B.
In project A: I setup a link to a sourcefolder to code i project B.
The linked code will build, but some other code in B has errors. Can I have project B included i my workspace but exclude it from the auto-build-process?
Thanks!
I'm currently trying to build my holoeverywhere project using the guidelines on this page.
https://github.com/ChristopheVersieux/HoloEverywhere/wiki/Maven
When I try to build my project, however, it eventually gets to a build failure regarding the jarsigner.
Here is the the error:
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD FAILURE
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Is there any way waay to write Android update project -p . within a build.xml .
I need this so that I can create build.xml for other project files which are checkout from a svn.I am using ant to execute this build.xml