Is there any way that I can get the app version from apk file
using JAVA eclipse?
thanks for your time!
You can extract the apk via 7zip/WinRAR and then open the folder with sublime and then look for version. You will get a hit if you are lucky.
The concrete way would be to decompile it and then do a search.
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I am fairly new to Java and almost entirely new to writing Java on my phone. My laptop is broken and the replacement seems far off, so I'm trying to set up my phone as a complete replacement in the meantime.
Question:
I have termux with emacs for writing and CLDC for running jar files but I haven't found out how to convert my .java/.class files without Java's jar command. Is there a way to create a Java Archive while only using an Android phone?
You can try installing a GNURoot. Rooting your device is not required. Once installed, you will have access to a command line interface.
From there, you should be able to use apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk to install jar, and you may be able to use it to compile your source files.
Good luck!
I got problem during adding library into Android Studio project.
I add jar file to directory libs. I clicked Add as library and the problem is that when I try to run project, it fails.
The problem is decompiled .class file bytecode version 51.0 (Java 7).
Error in Android Monitor is NoClassDefFound.
What I got for now, is that I should have java files, but I have .class files.
Can anybody tell me how to solve this problem?
I solve my problem just using Java Decompiler and adding new java files to project.
How can I generate the apk file in NetBeans? Should I install some plug-ins? I already have the Android one. Or should I write something in command prompt? Is it a special one? How can i start it? Thank you!
If I wanted just to build APK I'd rather use command line directly. If you want to build and run your Android application using NetBeans then building APK is just part of that and it is possible with NBAndroid plugin. You can check brief documentation at http://nbandroid.org/wiki/index.php/NBAndroid#Deployment_to_a_device
I am fairly new to Java android development and have exported my apps in the past as .apk files however today, it is exporting it as an unknown file to me. I really need the .apk
file. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Right click your project, click Android Tools > Export Signed Application Package.
usually you can just add .apk to the file name and i will work fine
If your project builds than you just have to go into the bin folder of your project (via Explorer) and grap the .apk. (Of course this is not officially signed but good for testing)
I'm trying to pack my Java Azure project in Mac and I cannot find the source code for cspack.exe. So far, I've managed to run Azure Eclipse plugin and successfully created a project but when trying to deploy it cannot run cspack.exe.
I've downloaded Windows Azure Tools and seen CsPack.cs up to the following lines
// Run CsPack to generate the package
ProcessHelper.StartAndWaitForProcess(
new ProcessStartInfo(Path.Combine(AzureSdkBinDirectory, Resources.CsPackExe),
args), out standardOutput, out standardError);
And I don't really know if this component it's open source or not.
If cspack.exe is proprietary, is there any way to simulate cspack.exe. I know it compresses the project to a zip file but I could use any documentation.
cspack.exe is not open source. It will is packed into the Azure SDK which can be downloaded and installed. There is something Open Source like jJack said, but this is only the API which can be used in a Java, .NET or whatever program, to get access to your configurations, mounting a cloud drive or something else.
The eclipse plugins is using a cspack.exe.jar, which is a commandline wrapper for the original cspack Application.
Azure SDK for Mac can be downloaded Azure SDK. Don't know if the Eclipse plugin is capable to work on Mac yet.
It looks like WindowsAzure4j is open source so if this is what you are using then you are in luck. I would try downloading This and look for the full CsPack.cs file, maybe you can glean the source of the problem from it?