Hello Nan. YE,
For the classes that you are going to add in a .jar file and use them
as .jar imports, you can use your own static R class as an inner class
in your view.
For instance;
public static class R {
public static class style{
public static
Really thanks for your reply.
I can export the packages(both codes and res/ directory) as a .jar
file and then import them into those projects which require them.
This can help me to only create customized views with java codes, just
like "CustomViewA view = new CustomViewA(this)". But using custo
We aren't supporting shared libraries for 1.0, sorry. We do have
support for loading a .apk into the process of another, as long as
those two .apks are signed with the same certificate. You use the
Context.createPackageContext() to do this:
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/conte
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