-Build Instructions for Android-API:\r
-\r
-1.Verify that you have the latest JDK (you might need to set the JDK_HOME variable)\r
-2.Clone the latest iotivity codebase.\r
-3.set environment variables:\r
- a.platform=android\r
- b.If running in windows, change the following line in the build.gradle file (<iotivity>/android/android_api/base/build.gradle):\r
- def ndkBuild = new File(System.env.ANDROID_NDK_HOME, 'ndk-build')\r
- to\r
- def ndkBuild = new File(System.env.ANDROID_NDK_HOME, 'ndk-build.cmd')\r
-\r
-4.Build scons for android and your targeted architecture (This will also build Android API):\r
- a.scons TARGET_OS=android TARGET_ARCH=<target arch> TARGET_TRANSPORT=IP RELEASE=1 \r
- where <target arch> can be armeabi, armeabi-v7a, x86.\r
- Note: To build in debug mode, use RELEASE=0.\r
- Note: The minimum SDK version supported is 21.\r
- Note: Only TARGET_TRANSPORT currently supported is IP\r
- b.If the project is setup correctly, you should see a BUILD SUCCESSFUL message on the terminal\r
- c.You should see the .aar files generated inside of '<iotivity>/android/android_api/base/build/outputs/aar' directory. The .aar files contain jni directory and also a .jar file\r
-\r
-\r
-TO RUN UNIT TESTS IN ANDROID-API\r
-\r
-5.The '<iotivity>/android/android_api/base/src/androidTest/...' directory contains tests which can be used to get an idea about the Android API usage.\r
-\r
-\r
-TO USE THE .AAR FILE IN <iotivity>/android/examples project\r
-\r
-6. Verify that 7 different *.so files exist inside <iotivity>/android/android-api/base/libs/<TARGET_ARCH> directory. (They should already be present in the *.aar file.)\r
-7. Import Project 'Examples' into android-studio.\r
-8.To add an .aar file to the 'Examples' project,\r
- a.Right click on Examples->New->Module->Import .JAR or .AAR Package\r
- b.Select the .aar file from the location in step 6e above\r
- c.Right click on Examples->Open Module Settings\r
- d.Select each sample app module under 'Modules'->Dependencies->Add->Module Dependency\r
- e.The .aar file selected in step 10b above should be present. Select it.\r
- f.Repeat steps d and e for each sample app module.\r
-\r
-\r
-TO USE THE .AAR FILE IN A DIFFERENT PROJECT\r
-\r
-9. Verify that 7 different *.so files exist inside <iotivity base>/android/android-api/base/libs/<TARGET_ARCH> directory.\r
-10. Import the .aar file in your project to use it\r
-\r
-\r
+Build Instructions for Android-API:
+
+1.Verify that you have the latest JDK (you might need to set the JDK_HOME variable)
+2.Clone the latest iotivity codebase.
+3.set environment variables:
+ a.platform=android
+ b.If running in windows, change the following line in the build.gradle file (<iotivity>/android/android_api/base/build.gradle):
+ def ndkBuild = new File(System.env.ANDROID_NDK_HOME, 'ndk-build')
+ to
+ def ndkBuild = new File(System.env.ANDROID_NDK_HOME, 'ndk-build.cmd')
+
+4.Build scons for android and your targeted architecture (This will also build Android API):
+ a.scons TARGET_OS=android TARGET_ARCH=<target arch> TARGET_TRANSPORT=IP RELEASE=1
+ where <target arch> can be armeabi, armeabi-v7a, x86.
+ Note: To build in debug mode, use RELEASE=0.
+ Note: The minimum SDK version supported is 21.
+ Note: Only TARGET_TRANSPORT currently supported is IP
+ b.If the project is setup correctly, you should see a BUILD SUCCESSFUL message on the terminal
+ c.You should see the .aar files generated inside of '<iotivity>/android/android_api/base/build/outputs/aar' directory. The .aar files contain jni directory and also a .jar file
+
+
+TO RUN UNIT TESTS IN ANDROID-API
+
+5.The '<iotivity>/android/android_api/base/src/androidTest/...' directory contains tests which can be used to get an idea about the Android API usage.
+
+
+TO USE THE .AAR FILE IN <iotivity>/android/examples project
+
+6. Verify that 7 different *.so files exist inside <iotivity>/android/android-api/base/libs/<TARGET_ARCH> directory. (They should already be present in the *.aar file.)
+7. Import Project 'Examples' into android-studio.
+8.To add an .aar file to the 'Examples' project,
+ a.Right click on Examples->New->Module->Import .JAR or .AAR Package
+ b.Select the .aar file from the location in step 6e above
+ c.Right click on Examples->Open Module Settings
+ d.Select each sample app module under 'Modules'->Dependencies->Add->Module Dependency
+ e.The .aar file selected in step 10b above should be present. Select it.
+ f.Repeat steps d and e for each sample app module.
+
+
+TO USE THE .AAR FILE IN A DIFFERENT PROJECT
+
+9. Verify that 7 different *.so files exist inside <iotivity base>/android/android-api/base/libs/<TARGET_ARCH> directory.
+10. Import the .aar file in your project to use it
+
+
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