K kkkpe Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 11, 2015 #1 Hello Erel, I libraries built with Android Studio extension .aar I would use in B4A, you can implement a function that sums a library aar?
Hello Erel, I libraries built with Android Studio extension .aar I would use in B4A, you can implement a function that sums a library aar?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 12, 2015 #2 aar files are simple zip files. You can find the actual jar (which is also a zip file) inside the aar file. Use a tool such as 7zip to work with these files. Upvote 0
aar files are simple zip files. You can find the actual jar (which is also a zip file) inside the aar file. Use a tool such as 7zip to work with these files.
Melghost Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 17, 2016 #3 Hi! Does it mean that we can import .aar libraries just by adding the .jar files to the B4A libraries folder and selecting them on the Libs tab? Is it as easy as it sounds? Upvote 0
Hi! Does it mean that we can import .aar libraries just by adding the .jar files to the B4A libraries folder and selecting them on the Libs tab? Is it as easy as it sounds?
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 18, 2016 #4 Melghost said: Does it mean that we can import .aar libraries just by adding the .jar files to the B4A libraries folder and selecting them on the Libs tab? Click to expand... No. Just need to use #additionaljar and javaobject or reflector to use the jar inside. Or write a wrapper for it like before... Melghost said: Is it as easy as it sounds? Click to expand... No. Upvote 0
Melghost said: Does it mean that we can import .aar libraries just by adding the .jar files to the B4A libraries folder and selecting them on the Libs tab? Click to expand... No. Just need to use #additionaljar and javaobject or reflector to use the jar inside. Or write a wrapper for it like before... Melghost said: Is it as easy as it sounds? Click to expand... No.
