I did it the following way: - Create your Android project as normal - Right click the project in Eclipse, select Properties > Builders - Uncheck all the builders apart from Java Builder - Remove the unnecessary Android files (Manifest, res, gen, etc) - Export your project as a Jar file via right click > Export - In the project you want to use the jar, set the jar location to the build path and subclass the abstract class.
On Jan 12, 11:59 pm, Raconteur <mythosracont...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi gang, > > Sorry for the cruddy subject line, but couldn't think of a short way > to phrase this. > > I want to create an abstract subclass of Activity that adds some of > the basic functionality that our team requires in all Activity > subclasses. > > I am working in eclipse (Galileo with ADT), and when I try to make an > Android project and add the class there, I get weird problems with > class verification of the subclasses of our Activity class > (XDCActivity). > > I tried making just a plain Java project and adding the class in > there, but then I lose the ability to invoke R and other conveniences. > > Can someone give me an idea of how to go about accomplishing this? > > In a nutshell, what I want is to insert functionality bewteen > android.app.Activity and our proprietary Activity subclasses in > XDCActivity so that my developers can inherit the requisite > functionality. > > Please let me know if you need more detail... hopefully this is > enough. > > Cheers, > > Chris
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