Hi all,
I am trying to make a script that corrects the display density
(ro.sf.lcd_density) according to the kind of display that is attached
my android development board.
So if the attached LCD native res is 1920x1080 I want the display
density to be of certain value, and if the LCD res is 1300x10
Hi list,
I'm glad to show you a video of our multidisplay Android ICS
prototype running on Pandaboard:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G8Gttulck8
While there is a large change in the framework itself, we preserved
the Android API and a proper activity stack on every display.
The system runs o
Hey
Someone directed to this group. After fiddling with AOSP through the
command line for weeks, I recently downloaded eclipse with sdk and ndk
installed. My professor wants me to add security extensions to the android
platform via the NDK, but I have no idea where to start. Here is what he
ex
Ok, I called it reverse since I am now able to detect a Java class from
native code without having to do a System.load(nativelib.so) from the Java
code. Let me try to explain my usage:
1. I have nativelib.so that is loaded & running from where I need to launch
a 3rd party app. Right now, I'm do
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 9:49 AM, HV wrote:
> The native code is in a library that is already loaded & running. So, I
> need something like "reverse" JNI (calling a Java method from C++).
That is not "reverse" JNI, that is a basic part of JNI.
> I was able to create a .jar file (which has the
The native code is in a library that is already loaded & running. So, I
need something like "reverse" JNI (calling a Java method from C++). I was
able to create a .jar file (which has the Intent call to launch 3rd party
apps), putting it in the CLASSPATH in init.rc & FindClass/GetMethodID do
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