Java Question Library Compiler Turorial Error

[lymey]

Hi,
I have finally decided to take the plunge and learn how to create libraries. I downloaded the compiler, and got the FirstLib library to compile and work
However, when I try the 'Flurry' example, I get the following compiler error message:

Starting step: Compiling Java code.
javac 1.7.0_45
C:\Users\PR\Documents\B4J\LibraryCompiler\SimpleLibraryCompiler\Flurry\src\anywheresoftware\b4a\objects\FlurryAgentWrapper.java:22: error: cannot find symbol
FlurryAgent.onStartSession(ba.context, ApiKey);
^
symbol: variable context
location: variable ba of type BA
1 error


Error.

Can anyone that is more enlightened help?

 

[Daestrum]

Have you got Flurry Analytics on your machine?

 

[lymey]

Have you got Flurry Analytics on your machine?

Yes I do! Realised that FlurryAgent.jar doesn't exist any longer in the SDK - I just did some digging on the Flurry site and under the support area: http://support.flurry.com/index.php?title=Analytics/Code/ReleaseNotes/Android I noticed that they no longer use the FlurryAgent name. They have changed the SDK:

Version 3.2.1 - 06/21/2013

1. Changed the jar file name from FlurryAgent.jar to Flurry_<ReleaseVersion>.jar

and also:

Version 3.2.0 - 04/04/2013

1. Moved advertising API from FlurryAgent to FlurryAds. Please check the migration notes for more details and build instructions

So that could explain the error. However what part of the SDK is the example using - is it now Flurry Ads? How should the example/tutorial FlurryAgentWrapper.java be amended?

I will keep playing with it, but it's all new to me!

 

[Erel]

The flurry wrapper was just an example to demonstrate the Simple Library Compiler tool.

 

[lymey]

The flurry wrapper was just an example to demonstrate the Simple Library Compiler tool.

Hi Erel, I understand.
Is there another Tutorial that involves wrapping an SDK? It would greatly help my understanding if there was a working example.

- I am looking at trying to create a library that wraps Smack for XMPP.

 

[Erel]

Wrapping an SDK is not really different than building any other library. You should use @DependsOn to add a reference to the native jar file.

I recommend you to start with a simple library. This library looks a bit complicated.

 

[birnesoft]

Hi Erel, I understand.
Is there another Tutorial that involves wrapping an SDK? It would greatly help my understanding if there was a working example.

- I am looking at trying to create a library that wraps Smack for XMPP.

Now, my wrapper for the ASmack lib works on Android 4

help me to develop the XMPP-Lib.

http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/building-a-xmpp-lib-for-chat-apps.32696/#post-203871