Java Question Including jar with SLC

[Creideiki]

I want to include the wrapped jar with SLC.

I have to put it in my project in libs to compile it.
I have to put it somewhere in additional to include it - but where? I tried
additional
additional/lib
but creating an app with it didn't compile because it didn't find the jar.
(Cannot find: E:\Programme\Anywhere Software\Basic4android\libraries\d2xx.jar)
When I open my wrapper as zip I can see the jar inside. But B4A doesn't find it.

I can copy the jar in my B4A additional library folder, I know... but I want to include it in my wrapper jar.

 

[somed3v3loper]

I can think of finding d2xx source code instead of using compiled version but there is a limit on .java files that can be compiled .

 

[Erel]

I can think of finding d2xx source code instead of using compiled version but there is a limit on .java files that can be compiled

There is no limit, but it is not needed.

Unzip the jar file and copy its content to the additional folder.

 

[somed3v3loper]

There is no limit, but it is not needed.

Unzip the jar file and copy its content to the additional folder.

I am sure if I compile a library with many .java files I will get an error message(forgot its content) but will not be able to compile . It might not be a bug in SLC .

 

[DonManfred]

What error you get?
Post the full error

 

[somed3v3loper]

What error you get?
Post the full error

I forgot the message but I believe I have seen a similar thread here where Erel suggested to use .jar and @DependsOn instead .

 

[somed3v3loper]

There is no limit, but it is not needed.

Unzip the jar file and copy its content to the additional folder.

What error you get?
Post the full error

Just faced this issue which I believe was due to many .java files in library .

 

[Erel]

I see. It hits Windows path limit. The solution is to compile the source code separately and add the .class files (as I wrote in the 2nd post).
Or just reference the jar.

 

[DonManfred]

It hits Windows path limit. The solution is to compile the source code separately

Does it not help to use a SHORTER startingpath for the project to compile?

Old: C:\some\deeeeeeeeeep\foldername\myprojectusinglongnames\
New: C:\projects\myproject

 

[Erel]

It might help.

 

[somed3v3loper]

I see. It hits Windows path limit. The solution is to compile the source code separately and add the .class files (as I wrote in the 2nd post).
Or just reference the jar.

Does such limit exist in linux ?
I am thinking of installing it on a VM .

 

[DonManfred]

Windows:
Technically 260 possible
256 is the documented limit

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1065993/has-windows-7-fixed-the-255-character-file-path-limit

Linux:
256

http://serverfault.com/questions/9546/filename-length-limits-on-linux