Java Question Including jar with SLC

Creideiki · Sep 10, 2016

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 · Sep 10, 2016

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 · Sep 11, 2016

somed3v3loper said:
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 · Sep 11, 2016

Erel said:
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 · Sep 11, 2016

What error you get?
Post the full error

somed3v3loper · Sep 11, 2016

DonManfred said:
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 · Sep 19, 2016

Erel said:
There is no limit, but it is not needed.

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

DonManfred said:
What error you get?
Post the full error

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

Erel · Sep 19, 2016

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 · Sep 19, 2016

Erel said:
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 · Sep 19, 2016

It might help.

somed3v3loper · Sep 20, 2016

Erel said:
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 · Sep 21, 2016

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

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