Well I'm going to answer my own question..amazing what a targeted Google search will yield..
The command "make sdk" will generate the android.jar file that can be deployed for application development.. -- Ashwin On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 2:34 PM, Ashwin Bihari <[email protected]> wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm trying to add a few custom KEYCODE values to KeyEvent. I've gone > through the process of adding these KEYCODE's to the KeyEvent.java > file, and following the comments there the other associated files. > I've done the "make update-api" to get the new KEYCODE's added to my > api/current.xml file. All of this work is being done on Android 1.6. > The new image builds and deploys.. > > I'm now writing a test application to implement the onKeyDown() > functions to handle these custom KEYCODE's, but the problem is that > the generic SDK I've installed doesn't, obviously, contain the codes > in the KeyEvent package. > > So my question is how would I go about exposing these new KEYCODE's to > my application so that I can deploy it on the target? Looking at the > project within Eclipse, the file > ~/SDK/android-sdk-linux/platform/android-1.6/android.jar file is being > used to link the application. In my Android build, there is no single > android.jar file..so how do I generate this from my sources?? > > Regards > -- Ashwin > -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
