Hi,
We have an application which runs as an Android Service in the background.
Let's assume that we would like to have another application (an activity rather
than a service this time) which is supposed to bind to this service (assuming
that the service is already up and running when this application is started).
The binding is provided through callback functions (as if the service provides
an API for any application that wants to bind to it).
When someone needs to compile an application of this sort, they either need to
have the source code or the JAR files of the service. We would like to keep the
source code to ourselves so I was wondering what the most convenient way is to
distribute the code for the service for anyone to compile their applications
that bind to it. JAR files are reversible as far as I know so that wouldn't do
it. Is there any way to compile an app using an apk of another (the service
application in this case) in Eclipse ?
Let me know if there is a more suitable list to post this question if you think
this is not the right one. Thanks in advance for your comments.
Emre
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