Hello I want to open PDF file in Android app, I found this apv pdf reader in code.google and it is recommended by alot.
I checked the setup page and it is assume you are using Linux and I am Windows user + I am not good in configure libraries.
Can you show me how to configure it in windows and integrate in my app?
OR
if there is good tutorial for that?
The instructions provided work for Windows as well. You need to install cygwin and then follow those instructions from a cygwin prompt to build the libraries. It looks like you'll also need to install Android NDK.
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So I have watched several videos and read through many a forum post on installing libgdx with android development studio. Every time someone opens the gdx-setup.jar download there is a file within names gdx-setup.jar that you click on and brings up a setup project menu. However each time i download this file is missing and this is all I find within the download.
Here is a link to the picture of what I get when I open the libgdx download, (since I do not have the 10 reputation yet to include the picture in my post.)
https://i.imgur.com/9DHTKVo.png
Just trying to get this framework setup so I can start learning more about using it in game development.
This documentation explains how to run the downloaded setup-gdx.jar to create a new project.
I guess, you're missing the part (or your OS is not picking up the correct application to run the jar file with [should be java]) how to run the downloaded jar:
Open up your command line tool, go to the download folder and run:
java -jar gdx-setup.jar
After that, if your OS has java or jre or jdk installed and configured correctly (JAVA_HOME variable set and exported) you should be able to see the UI.
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?
I am using EclipseME to write MIDlet application.
I have deployed by right click on Project->J2ME->Create Package.
After that, I copied Jad and Jar files in Deploy folder to My phone.
For BlackBerry: When I run Jad file, it is installed successful. And run ok.
For Android: When I run jar file, it popup message "open file failed".
Please tell me how to deploy MIDlet app by using Eclipse for all cell phone that can run it.
Android phones can't runt J2ME.
Directly you can't run Java ME application on android. But You can use some alternative ways like App runner or J2ab.
For Android you should develop an application using android sdk. Better you read the android documentation. Search android in google. It will help you.
I've created a java project using swing application with JMF. I've tried to convert it into package but it failed.
The jar can be created but it won't work in other computer (Windows). Can someone know the answer? Please tell me.
I need to package the project as installer and it would work in other system. Guide me for this.
This link gives a list of opensource installers for java applications:
http://java-source.net/open-source/installer-generators
I'd recommend izpack, its used by a lot of software like jedit, scala installer, etc.
You can try install4j. (Its not free though, you may try evaluation version first)
Here is list of Open Source Installers Generators in Java :
http://java-source.net/open-source/installer-generators
I have used Install4j and it works
You can use the install4j for the create exe file for jar file of java project and use the Inno Setup Compiler file for create the installer for the project.
this ts Youtube vedio for the how to create the exe and installer
video for create the exe and installer
i want to make the installation package on the mac os of my java application using the package maker. is there any one having the link that will show step by step guidance for performing this.
See Java Deployment Options for Mac OS X on the Apple Developer site. Here's an ant build.xml file with targets to compose a Mac application bundle and create a .dmg disk image. Alternatively, consider using Java Web Start, also supported by that project.