This sounds something I need. I will try the same and update the thread.
Thanks Leonid.
On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Leo wrote:
> Sure, you can access your entire apk from within NDK and native code, but
> it'll be a little bit harder than from java.
>
> 1. You need to include libzip into
Sure, you can access your entire apk from within NDK and native code, but
it'll be a little bit harder than from java.
1. You need to include libzip into your project and compile it together
with your own C++ code.
2. Pass the full path to your apk file from Java to C++ method
3. Open APK with l
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Thanks for the reply Leonid. This is close to what I am looking for.
What is problem is that I want to access the file from the native code.
>From the java code, I would have used the asset manager itself.
These are my requirements:
1) I want to access the file through the native code.
2) prefera
Hi,
I am facing issue while unit testing :
// Service class that have to be tested.
class FooService extends Service{
public static FooService sFooService;
private Bar mBar = new Bar();
//Other private objects
@Override
protected void onCreate()
{
sFooSer
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