Android Question How to 'wrap' an Android Studio program for use it on B4A

[amorosik]

I was reading this post
And i see that the author "wrapped" an existing program, probably originally written for Andorid Studio
The question is: is there a generic procedure for wrapping any existing program written for Android Studio and using it in the B4A enviroment?
And if so, what is this procedure?

 

[LucaMs]

The question is: is there a generic procedure for wrapping any existing program written for Android Studio and using it in the B4A enviroment?

If there was a "generic procedure", there would already be a tool developed with B4J.

 

[Peter Simpson]

The question is: is there a generic procedure for wrapping any existing program written for Android Studio and using it in the B4A enviroment?

Generic, definitely not.

Erel created a good tutorial on the link below. This tutorial give the very basics on how to create/wrap an Android java library to work with B4A.

[java] Creating libraries for B4A

New video tutorial is available here: http://www.b4x.com/forum/libraries-developers-questions/12431-video-tutorial-creating-simple-library.html Basic4android has a very good support for external libraries. In fact almost all of the internal keywords are loaded from an external library (Core...

www.b4x.com

Erel also created a nice tool that once, that once you have converted the original java file(s) to a java file(s) designed to work on B4A, this tool helps developers build B4A libraries.

[Tool] Simple Library Compiler - Build libraries without Eclipse

The purpose of Simple Library Compiler (SLC) is to make it easier to build libraries. SLC is responsible for taking the Java source code files and generating the Jar and XML files. As I see it, it can be useful in two cases: - Creating wrappers for 3rd party SDKs. - Modifying and extending...

www.b4x.com

Enjoy...

 

[DonManfred]

Additional you can use JavaObject

Accessing third party Jar with #Additionaljar and JavaObject - Picasso

The #AdditionalJar module attribute (introduced in B4A v3.80) allows us to reference external jars. With the help of JavaObject it is now possible to integrate third party jars without a wrapper. This solution is good for "simple" libraries. If the API is complicated with many interfaces then...

www.b4x.com

In all cases you need some java knowledge

 

[amorosik]

...there would already be a tool developed with B4J.

Not true
Maybe Erel is working on it
Did he tell you anything?

 

[LucaMs]

Not true
Maybe Erel is working on it
Did he tell you anything?

Erel's plans are secret, and I'm the last person he'd confide them to

Jokes aside, others have also told you that there's no single method, and I can confirm that if there were, some B4X member would have already created a tool to simplify these operations. But there's no single method.