On Jun 27, 2012, at 2:09 AM, Varun Kumar G wrote:
> I have created a mono android library. And now I need to port that library
> of c# to java project.
So that we're on the same page, "port" normally means to translate into another
language. I don't think you're trying to port your C# library to Java; I think
you want to use your C# library from Java.
You will hit a major problem: Mono for Android was designed to easily consume
Java. It was not designed to make things easily consumed from Java. It should
(in theory) be possible; it just won't be easy:
http://lists.ximian.com/pipermail/monodroid/2011-December/007690.html
(Some things have changed, such as the addition of [Export] in 4.2.0 means that
ACW's can have ~arbitrary methods exposed, but the bootstrap problem outlined
in that message is still present.)
For sanity purposes, I would instead suggest that your Eclipse/Ant project
generate .jar files which you then consume from your Mono for Android project.
Your Eclipse project can still use Android resources, and they'll be merged
into the Mono for Android app.
- Jon
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