Introduction
It seems there is a lot of confusion regarding adding an external library into the Android project.
If you use Eclipse and you add the library simply via 'Properties' -> 'Java Build Path' -> 'Libraries' then you can get into a state that you can build your Android application but when you upload it into the Android device it will not work and will be forced to close.
When you then check LogCat you may see errors like:
- Could not find class ... or java.lang.ClassNotFoundException.
- Failed resolving ...
How to add library into Android project
To add a library into the project you need to import it instead of adding it via project properties. Here is the procedure how to do it:
- Create a new folder libs in your project.
- Right click on 'libs' and choose 'Import...' -> 'General/File System' -> 'Next'.
- Then click 'Browser' button for 'From directory' and navigate to directory with eneter-messaging-android' library.
- Select check box for eneter-messaging-android.
- Press 'Finish'
when running application on android i am getting error like this
ReplyDelete"Failed to send the message because it is not connected to any duplex channel "
while my pc running is connected to internet via wifi router and android is also connected to same router.
DeleteThe most common problem is that users change the IP address in the Android application but leave the 127.0.0.1 address in the desktop application.
DeleteBoth, Android client and desktop service must use the same real IP address.
Also please meake sure there is no firewall on your PC blocking the incoming communication.
i have added library into Android project as u suggest but it error The import eneter cannot be resolved
ReplyDeleteplz help me
For the completeness here is the summary for this issue:
Delete1. The Eneter library must be imported to the folder 'lib' and not e.g. to the folder 'lib eneter'.
2. There must be set correct Java compliance level 6.0 it means: Properties -> Java Compiler -> JDK Compliance -> 1.6
Do you have instructions for Android Studio?
ReplyDeleteI have not tried Android Studio yet. I can do so and then update the procedure.
DeleteI got it to compile. I went into Project view, then found the libs folder. I copied eneter-messaging-6.0.1.jar into that folder in my OS. Then in Android Studio, I right clicked on it and made it an import.
DeleteI didn't get to work in Android Studio :(
ReplyDeleteI include .jar file into project, and I got this error when try to compile project:
"no main manifest attribute, in mypath.to..eneter-messaging-android-6.5.0.jar"
Please Ondrey could you update procedure for Android studio ?
Mladen
Thank you for letting me know about the problem. I will update the procedure.
DeleteMeanwhile, I googled little bit and maybe these links could help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22356181/how-to-resolve-the-android-studio-error-where-it-cannot-find-the-projects-manif
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27280742/no-main-manifest-attribute-error-after-add-volley-jar-library
hi
Deleteusing the example i get XML error on the sent packet (from android to windows) working using windows to windows works
any one Familiar with this issue ?
the packet error is :
+ ReceivingError {"There is an error in XML document (1, 2)."} System.Exception {System.InvalidOperationException}
Based on the error you attached it looks the application cannot deserialize the message. This problem typically happens when the message declaration in Android does not match with the declaration in .NET.
DeletePlease double check both declarations use exactly same names and members have also same names.
Also please ensure that in case your Android declares the message as inner class it uses keyword static and your message declaration in .NET should not be as inner class.
Another typical problem is that in case of cross platform communication your message declaration should not contain any generic types. (E.g. instead of List you should use string[])