Thanks Mark,
But my jar file is referring number of layouts (about 10) and these
layouts contains number of ids (about 100). It is difficult to pass so
many ids as parameters. We also try to include the R file in jar and
in code we refer this R file as com.mypackage.R.layout.* and
Thanks for your reply.Right now we are not using the R file of
that project whose jar file is created.Jar file does not contains R files
of
that project.So R.layout and R.id's are created in the client project
where
i am using jar file.
And that is precisely your problem, if the
But my jar file is referring number of layouts (about 10) and these
layouts contains number of ids (about 100). It is difficult to pass so
many ids as parameters.
You can try Resources#getIdentifier(). If you get this working, please
cache your results, as these lookups are apparently
Thanks Mark, It works, I will look into it how to optimize it.
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Atif Gulzar
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On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 1:52 PM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.comwrote:
But my jar file is referring number of layouts (about 10) and these
layouts contains number
i am facing a problem in using jar file.I have created a jar
file and i am trying to use it in another project.I also copy the xml
files from res/layout folder of that project whose jar file is created
to the res/layout folder of the project in which i am using jar file.I
have also
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply.Right now we are not using the R file of
that project whose jar file is created.Jar file does not contains R files of
that project.So R.layout and R.id's are created in the client project where
i am using jar file.
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Best Regards,
Atif Gulzar
I
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply.Right now i am not using the R file
of that project whose jar file is created.Jar file does not contains R
files of that project.So R.layout and R.id's are created in the client
project where i am using jar file.
Regards
Hassan Imtiaz
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