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I am using Android Studio 1.2 I create a private library I want to use that one in another application. To use it I create an AAR files, but this AAR don't work. I have in my library a dependency to an AAR file. The AAR files do not the dependencies? If I use the jar and I includ ans create all the dependencies the project works fine. NOTE : I know how to importe the AAR file. The problem is to use an AAR in the AAR.. Thanks. Stan Kurdziel If I'm understanding your question correctly, there are 3 projects involved: Library Project 2 --> Library Project 1 --> Application Project You are editing

I am doing android custom ROM development now. the build system of aosp is based on Android.mk, But I want to include some aar libraries, is it possible to include aar libaries in Android.mk ? You should add following blocks into your Android.mk LOCAL_STATIC_JAVA_AAR_LIBRARIES:= <aar alias> . . . include $(BUILD_PACKAGE) include $(CLEAR_VARS) LOCAL_PREBUILT_STATIC_JAVA_LIBRARIES := <aar alias>:libs/<lib file>.aar include $(BUILD_MULTI_PREBUILT) Please also be aware of satisfy minSdkVersion required by library into your manifest file. Kostiantyn Luzan's answer has a problem. After compile, the

So I have a .aar file which has a file I need to remove from inside it. I am running on mac and changed the extention from .aar to .zip and unzipped the zip file. I then removed the file from the folder, recompressed it back into a .zip and then tried changing the extension from .zip back to .aar. The problem is that the now modified .aar is not recognized as a .aar file. It is still being registered as a .zip and I can no longer use it in my project. So my question is two fold: 1) How can one easily modify the contents of a .aar file and 2) How do you properly convert to/from .aar and .zip?

I developed a custom Preference for an application. It has two custom attributes. I'm trying to move the Preference to a library project to reuse in other projects. I moved the Java file along with the corresponding layout and attr XML files. Here's the attr file in the library project: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <resources> <declare-styleable name="NumberPickerPreference" > <attr name="minValue" format="integer" /> <attr name="maxValue" format="integer" /> </declare-styleable> </resources> Here's the manifest: <manifest package="com.mydomain.androiduilibrary"> </manifest> An odd

I have a library project, which has a dependency to cordova.jar which is loaded from the projects libs directory. This library project I deploy as an aar to a maven nexus. In an application project, I have a dependency to the library projects aar (compile ...). But the application project has the same dependency to the cordova.jar. So when building the applicaton project, I get this error: :transformClassesWithDexForDebug UNEXPECTED TOP-LEVEL EXCEPTION: com.android.dex.DexException: Multiple dex files define Lorg/apache/cordova/AuthenticationToken; at com.android.dx.merge.DexMerger

I am trying to build an aar file with gradle that has remote dependencies. An example build script is below. As you can see I have two dependencies. The problem I'm having is when I do a release, the aar file does not contain the remote dependencies, so when I include the aar file in other projects I get NoClassDefFound errors. I found that if I copy the jar from my local maven repo to a libs folder in my project, then the jar does get included in the release aar. How do I include the remote dependencies in the aar file? I've also read elsewhere that it's bad practice to ship dependencies like

I'm importing an android library in an application built with gradle, like that: dependencies { compile 'com.example:great-lib:0.1-SNAPSHOT' } This library contains only assets, js, css and images to be used in a webview, with a layout like that: assets/ |-> great.css |-> great.min.js |-> great.min.js.map |-> js/ | |-> plop.js | |-> foo.js | ... |-> img/ | ... The js folder contains source files (to be used with source maps). I would like to include it and the .map file for the debug builds, and have only the minified js in release builds, but I can't find a way to do that. So far I've tried :