Unzip the library
Copy the .jar and .xml to the folder b4android/LibrariesAdd. Don't put it in the folder Library!
Don't forget to set the path using Tools->Configure Paths->Additional Libraries
Check at the Libs tab, Refresh if necessary.
Copy the class to the project folder where your xxx.b4a located
Open your project.
Project->Add Existing Module->point to the class you have added.
Where is this LibrariesAdd folder? What I did is make a new folder called UserLibs and put it in the Android folder. I then open B4a and put the path to that folder in the "Additional Libraries" field, but the new lib. does not show up in the library reference.
In my setup I called the folder "AdditionalLibs". I manually created the folder under "C:\Program Files\Anywhere Software\Basic4Android" then pointed to it in the Paths Configuration tool. That's where all the 3rd party library files should go. It really doesn't matter what you name that folder. Drachmad uses "LibrariesAdd".
Where is this LibrariesAdd folder? What I did is make a new folder called UserLibs and put it in the Android folder. I then open B4a and put the path to that folder in the "Additional Libraries" field, but the new lib. does not show up in the library reference.
1. You have to make sure the .jar and .xml are both the in the libraries folder.
2. Then close and open b4a or right click on the column and (refresh) the column then look for the name of the library.
3.Then (i.e go to Sub Global and type) Dim testlib As *libraryname*
*libraryname* being the library name
4. then test functionality (i.e testlib.) that should show library content.