Hi,
Thanks for the information.
I had traced the CA implementation and found that BT/BLE adapter for Android 
have been integrated into OC stack. I recompiled the aar for BT(EDR) and ran 
the simpleserver/simpleclient on two paired Android phone. From the log, it 
seems that the server successfully received the request and generated the 
response payload; however, the response was not sent to client, and both client 
and server started to wait for each other. Not sure it was a bug or the it was 
because the implementation is incomplete.
Another problem is about multitransport support. In one of scons build script, 
Android is placed in the disallowed list of multitransport, which means we 
cannot build library to use all the three transport protocol (IP, EDR, LE), is 
this by design? due to Android's limitation? or it was just a temporary 
restriction?
Thank you.

Best Regard, === Yu-Hsin Hung,Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 
Undergraduate Honors Program, National Chiao-Tung Universiry, Hsinchu 300, 
Taiwan (Phone) +886911012113(Email) hungys at hotmail.com (Website)  
http://hungys.logdown.com/ ===

Subject: Re: [dev] Fail to build/run sample app for Android
From: [email protected]
Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2015 00:34:34 +0900
CC: iotivity-dev at lists.iotivity.org
To: hungys at hotmail.com

So for prior email with wrong answer.
Yes, it?s still under construction. I?m also waiting for those features to use 
asap.However, you will be able to use those features in Oct at least. :)
Thank you.Jay.
2015. 7. 10., ?? 12:22, Yu-Hsin Hung <hungys at hotmail.com> ??:Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
By the way, I?m curious about if the current OC-related Android API contains 
Connectivity Abstraction implementation? Because BT/BLE adapter have been in 
the code-base for a long time, I?m not sure if they work at this time, or still 
under development?
Best Regard, === Yu-Hsin Hung, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 
Undergraduate Honors Program, National Chiao-Tung Universiry, Hsinchu 300, 
Taiwan 
(Phone) +886911012113 / +16262412272(Email)  hungys at hotmail.com (Website)  
http://hungys.logdown.com/ ===? 2015?7?9? ? 23:17:16, Junghyun Oh (jhvics1 at 
gmail.com) ?:Hi,
You?ll need to wait till the API for the Android Platform gets ready to 
use.Bindings between different module inside stack need to be done.
To my experience, only wifi works on the Android for now(I didn?t tried the 
BT/BLE yet).I will share my experience when I found some tips to share. :) 
Thank you.Jay.

2015. 7. 8., ?? 12:36, Hung Yu-Hsin <hungys at hotmail.com> ??:Hi,
Thanks for the tips. I try to clone the latest code base from GitHub, turn on 
the Wi-Fi and now the very simple sample client/server just work!
However, I was assigned to do some research on the sample of connectivity and 
find out if Bluetooth in connectivity module can work on Android (any 
information?), and I still got stuck when building the sample app located at 
"connectivity\samples\android\sample_service". 
The Android Studio pointed out that it cannot find some C header file such as 
cainterface.h, I solved it by manually copying those header files into project 
directory, but there is still another error says: "Error:(1127) undefined 
reference to `__android_log_print'". I followed the suggestion found on Google 
by modifying Android.mk but it still not work :(
Do you have experience on building those sample apps?
Thank you.


Date: Tue, 7 Jul 2015 21:35:15 +0900
Subject: Re: [dev] Fail to build/run sample app for Android
From: [email protected]
To: hungys at hotmail.com

Hi,It seems that iotivity stack failed to get the local ip address.
I only see the ip address received from the 3G/4G network.
If you did turn on the wifi and checked that your phone received the ip addredd 
from the local ap sucessfully,
I recommend you to download the recent codes from the main branch.
There was an bug report related to this issue & patch has merged into the main 
branch.
Patch for the 0.9.1 release maybe applied soon, however, if you want to see its 
working now, then download the recent code from the main branch.I hope my 
comment is helpful for your work. :)Thank  you.
Jay.2015. 7. 7. ?? 6:55? <hungys at hotmail.com>?? ??:
Hi,My phone is LG Nexus 5 with Android 5.1.1 , so I think it's not the actual 
reason.Did I miss any step? Anyone has concrete steps to run the sample 
app?Thank you!Sent by Outlook for Android



On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 2:50 AM -0700, "???" <jihun.ha at samsung.com> wrote:

Hi. 

It might be Android version issue for your Android phone. It would work well if 
you use equal or higher than 5.0 Android version.

BR, Jihun Ha

------- Original Message -------
Sender : Hung Yu-Hsin<hungys at hotmail.com>
Date : 2015-07-07 18:28 (GMT+09:00)
Title : [dev] Fail to build/run sample app for Android

Hi all devs,
Recently I tried to build and run the sample application based on Android 
phone, but the app kept crashed when launched although I followed the 
instructions provided in 0.9.1 package. The following are my steps to build, 
please help me check if I missed any steps, thank you.
1. Build and generate aar for Android2. Import sample project 
(iotivity-0.9.1\android\examples) into Android Studio3. Add module to import 
aar package4. Add dependency of aar for all sample projects5. Make and run the 
app
The app crashed when launched, and here is the logcat information: 
http://codepad.org/LEdAuM16
Moreover, I also tried some other sample app such as the one in 
csdk/connectivity, and the one in notification manager, but all not work for 
me. The former project cannot be built and said some C source files not found, 
and the latter project crashed when launched with error message that could not 
find libNotificationManager.so.
Hope anyone ever succeed to build and run the sample app can help me with these 
issues.


Best Regard 
?????. ??? ??. Best Regards, Jihun Ha (???/???, Ph.D.)IoT, IoTivity, OIC | IoT 
Solution LabSoftware R&D Center | Samsung Electronics Co., LtdMobile +82 10 
2533 7947 jihun.ha at samsung.com | jhha85 at gmail.com 


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