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问题 I found an xml file GoogleDependencyFlurryPlugin.xml <dependencies> <dependency><groupId>com.google.android.gms</groupId><artifactId>play-services-base</artifactId><version>8.4+</version></dependency> <dependency><groupId>com.google.android.gms</groupId><artifactId>play-services-basement</artifactId><version>8.4+</version></dependency> </dependencies> and indeed an xml file GoogleDependencyPlayGameServicesPlugin.xml <dependencies> <dependency><groupId>com.google.android.gms</groupId>

问题 Application (developed in Android Studio) uses AAR as a library. I need to build this app in AOSP tree. So I created 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) Build completes successfully but the issue is that AAR contains number of JAR files in its 'libs' directory. And it seems that these JARs are not included into build so

问题 I have to use my android library project (which has resources), in another project. Here is what I did so far: Created a library project in Android Studio. Build that project, so .aar file was generated like: ..\MyApplication\mylibrary\build\outputs\aar\mylibrary-debug.aar Created a new Android project in Android Studio. Then, I followed this: File >> New Module >> Import .JAR or .AAR package This gives me following structure in my project: There was no any error in gradle sync or while I

问题 How can I add aar-module into the project in IDEA (without gradle, using ant)? 回答1: in android studio go to file/new/new module then select new module from existing aar package 回答2: With Android Studio, that is pretty the same, the only solution I found was to extract the .aar content in a folder to use with the import module procedure. ( File -> Project Structure... -> Modules -> + button -> Import module ) If that doesn't work check if in the above extracted folder there is a .jar file and

问题 I have a library that I use in multiple projects. Every time I update (and rebuild) this library, I do not want to have to copy and paste the .aar to EVERY single project that uses this library. What is the most convenient, efficient way to accomplish this? Note: I'm running Android Studio 1.0 RC2 on Mac OSX. 回答1: Upload your android library as an artifact to maven central or jcenter. Checkout this guide that i totally find worth mentioning here to understand how to upload your android

问题 I'm currently developing a .AAR android library and I would like to sign the released artifacts with my own key, so that I can determine if a fake aar with the same name and functionality has been released by mine or not. Notice 1 : I want to be able to check the authenticity of my library programmatically, even if a fakely-cooked one, is forging just part of the functionality of my aar file. Notice 2 : I am not going to publish this aar into maven, sonatype or any other public repository. So

问题 I was (finally) able to publish my Android library to an AWS S3 maven repository using this guide. It's published as an AAR instead of JAR file, which means that even though the generated POM file lists all its internal dependencies, they are ignored when adding the library to another project. Seems like a pretty common problem. I understand from this that I just need to list the dependencies in a maven manifest , but how is this done? I'm really a newbie at this, so the simpler the better...

问题 I have found a lot of similar questions, but no one helps me. I have next problem. I have complete project for Android and I have to export it's functionality to .aar library. First of all I created new project and created new module where put my source project. At this step all things goes well and I get my mylib.aar file in /build/outputs/aar/ folder. Then I created new project to test my mylib.aar , so I created libs folder under my app folder in Android Studio, and in build.gradle file of

问题 First of all I know this error has been asked already but my case is a little different: I'm distributing SDK (Android library project). My SDK needs among others things (play services, support v4, gson jars etc.) Picasso so I have in my gradle.build : compile 'com.squareup.picasso:picasso:2.5.2' Now when I test importing the resulted aar file from this library project to my sample app - all works fine. The problem is that my customer when importing the aar file into his app project, trying

问题 I'm building an Android app from a Maven project that is using the android-maven-plugin. In this project I'm using the new beta data-binding library. It is contained in the local m2repository of the Android SDK (extras/android/m2repository). The libraries in this repository are packaged as type aar. I can add the dependency in my pom like this: <dependency> <groupId>com.android.databinding</groupId> <artifactId>library</artifactId> <version>1.0-rc1</version> <type>aar</type> </dependency>