Java Question problems with LibraryCompiler

[ManuelGG]

Hello Erel, I tried to generate a library for BASIC4ANDROID a project of java that includes a library to use ports OnBoard (UART) series. For this I am using "LibraryCompiler.exe", apparently works and generates the JAR files and XML, but sends the following message:


Starting step: Compiling Java code.
Completed successfully.
Starting step: Creating jar file.
Completed successfully.
Starting step: Creating XML file.
Loading source file D:\@psion\Temp\Basic4android\Ejemplos\Serial Port Api\SerialPort\project\src\android_serialport_api\SerialPort.java...
Loading source file D:\@psion\Temp\Basic4android\Ejemplos\Serial Port Api\SerialPort\project\src\android_serialport_api\SerialPortFinder.java...
Constructing Javadoc information...
[-doclet, BADoclet]
[-docletpath, D:\Descargas\Android\Basic4android\SimpleLibraryCompiler]
[-bootclasspath, C:\Android\android-sdk\platforms\android-14\android.jar]
[-classpath, C:\Program Files (x86)\Anywhere Software\Basic4android\Basic4android.exe\../libraries\B4AShared.jar;C:\Program Files (x86)\Anywhere Software\Basic4android\Basic4android.exe\../libraries\Core.jar;]
[-sourcepath, src]
[-b4atarget, D:\@psion\Temp\Basic4android\Librerias\SerialPortApi.xml]
starting....
Working with class: android_serialport_api.SerialPort
No ShortName annotation found for class: SerialPort
Working with class: android_serialport_api.SerialPortFinder
No ShortName annotation found for class: SerialPortFinder
Working with class: android_serialport_api.SerialPortFinder.Driver
No ShortName annotation found for class: SerialPortFinder.Driver
finish: D:\@psion\Temp\Basic4android\Librerias\SerialPortApi.xml
Completed successfully.
*** Don't forget to refresh the libraries list in the IDE (right click and choose Refresh) ***

and XML is empty.
Well, the XML file that contains data but when I load it in BASIC4ANDROID do not appear functions.

That I do wrong?

http://www.topview.es/SerialPort.zip

 

[Erel]

You need to modify the source code or wrap it with your own Java source code in order to make a library out of it.

Another possible approach is to use JavaObject with #AdditionalJar to access the library.