terminator_ai
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Hello. I wanted to make a vpn application with the library https://github.com/2dust/AndroidLibXrayLite which is an aar file. But I don't know how to use aar libraries
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Java Question Use libv2ray.aar in b4a
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You need to write a wrapper for it with Java.
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Alternatively you can use JavaObject
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Both requires some javaknowledge.
PD: But i don´t think that you can use a GO project in B4X
You may use GO to include this AAR
[java] Creating libraries for B4A
New video tutorial is available here: http://www.b4x.com/forum/libraries-developers-questions/12431-video-tutorial-creating-simple-library.html Basic4android has a very good support for external libraries. In fact almost all of the internal keywords are loaded from an external library (Core...
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Alternatively you can use JavaObject
Accessing third party Jar with #Additionaljar and JavaObject - Picasso
The #AdditionalJar module attribute (introduced in B4A v3.80) allows us to reference external jars. With the help of JavaObject it is now possible to integrate third party jars without a wrapper. This solution is good for "simple" libraries. If the API is complicated with many interfaces then...
www.b4x.com
Both requires some javaknowledge.
PD: But i don´t think that you can use a GO project in B4X
You may use GO to include this AAR
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terminator_ai
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Thank you Sir.You need to write a wrapper for it with Java.
[java] Creating libraries for B4A
New video tutorial is available here: http://www.b4x.com/forum/libraries-developers-questions/12431-video-tutorial-creating-simple-library.html Basic4android has a very good support for external libraries. In fact almost all of the internal keywords are loaded from an external library (Core...
Alternatively you can use JavaObject
Accessing third party Jar with #Additionaljar and JavaObject - Picasso
The #AdditionalJar module attribute (introduced in B4A v3.80) allows us to reference external jars. With the help of JavaObject it is now possible to integrate third party jars without a wrapper. This solution is good for "simple" libraries. If the API is complicated with many interfaces then...
Both requires some javaknowledge.
PD: But i don´t think that you can use a GO project in B4X
You may use GO to include this AAR
Now I try to see where I can reach and what I can do