J jndaniels1 Member Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2012 #1 Hi B4A Member. I was able to recreate Erels' FirstLib in his video tutorial; that was a great into. But that raised other questions. I take it that I cannot just grab any .jar library and make it into a B4A library? Or am i wrong? I have a library that is for a CC processor - and want to make it into a Library for B4A - (this is how I learn, just jump in) It does not print anything or deal with any GUI or Activity stuff. It Does however deal with HTTP connections. I realize I will have to raise events in B4A for responses. Any pointers? Thanks JEFF
Hi B4A Member. I was able to recreate Erels' FirstLib in his video tutorial; that was a great into. But that raised other questions. I take it that I cannot just grab any .jar library and make it into a B4A library? Or am i wrong? I have a library that is for a CC processor - and want to make it into a Library for B4A - (this is how I learn, just jump in) It does not print anything or deal with any GUI or Activity stuff. It Does however deal with HTTP connections. I realize I will have to raise events in B4A for responses. Any pointers? Thanks JEFF
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 8, 2012 #2 You will need to write a library that wraps the "native" library. You can use @DependsOn annotation to reference the native library. Note that it is usually easier to implement Http calls in Basic4android code instead of Java.
You will need to write a library that wraps the "native" library. You can use @DependsOn annotation to reference the native library. Note that it is usually easier to implement Http calls in Basic4android code instead of Java.
J jndaniels1 Member Licensed User Longtime User May 9, 2012 #3 Erel said: You will need to write a library that wraps the "native" library. You can use @DependsOn annotation to reference the native library. Note that it is usually easier to implement Http calls in Basic4android code instead of Java. Click to expand... Probably a code module would be an easier approach for now. Thanks as always. JD
Erel said: You will need to write a library that wraps the "native" library. You can use @DependsOn annotation to reference the native library. Note that it is usually easier to implement Http calls in Basic4android code instead of Java. Click to expand... Probably a code module would be an easier approach for now. Thanks as always. JD
