If you just need to alter the AndroidManifest.xml file and add
additional classes then the answer is yes. As an example I have an app
in the market (air.com.justinbuser.BuzeyTunes) that was built under
similar circumstances. Being as it's an Adobe Air application built
using Flash Builder Burrito
Try smali or apktools.
http://code.google.com/p/smali/
http://code.google.com/p/android-apktool/
2010/12/8 Thant Thura Myo thuramyo.th...@gmail.com
The approach that we use in my group is getting jar file and dependency
file from third party rather than apk file itself.
It is much more
Possible. This is what some thieves do with other's applications.
You need to change the extension to .zip from .apk. Then extract the
files. Remove to META-INF directory (to make it unsigned). Modify the
contents. Then, make zip, change extension to .apk to .zip. Finally
sign the apk with your
The approach that we use in my group is getting jar file and dependency file
from third party rather than apk file itself.
It is much more easier to integrate as well.
For some reason, if the third party have some logic to hide, they can put it
inside jar file.
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