The other problem I have is that I have multiple jar files that I
import into my project and all of them have resources (e.g.
strings.xml). Eclipse / Android tools complains about duplicate
strings.xml files while building the apk - Is there a way to overcome
this?
Rohit
On Apr 21, 4:46 pm, Mark
I already use a prefix for the resource, like
com.example.R.raw.somefile to access the resource that I really want,
but at runtime it looks like it is pulling some other file instead of
the one that I want.
I will try reflection..
Rohit
On Apr 21, 4:46 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Add a prefix. A
Add a prefix. As I wrote on this thread earlier:
>> You may also want to use some sort of unique prefix on your resource
>> files and names, so that you do not accidentally collide with a
>> project that is using your library.
Also, for any resources you refer to in the binary-only library this
w
I have the same problem. I want to package in the res folder as well -
which I can in the jar file. However, when I run the code the wrong R
file is referenced and as a result the wrong resource is referenced
which causes all sorts of problems. Is there a way to mark my R files
with a namespace so
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 3:03 AM, Dan wrote:
> I have a nice .apk with a service and 4 activities, a shared native
> library with some jni goodness, some drawable files in the res
> directory and some other data in the assets directory. Another
> company would like to package the functionality of
> You generally do not "export the project as a JAR file".
>
> If you would take the time to explain precisely and clearly what it is
> that you are trying to accomplish, we may be better able to provide
> assistance.
I have a similar issue that I would have described the same way, but
I'll go wit
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