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Joe Bowser edited comment on CB-6511 at 10/7/14 10:18 PM:
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Mostly to do with templating. If you had an app generator that creates apps
with a namespace io.cordova.helloworld, and the only distinguishing thing was
the activity name, you can run into errors installing the app, and getting it
to work right with things like Camera. This can make already bad templating
worse and weird intent filter bugs appear. Of course, I'd have to test it
more, but that's what happens when you start making classes identical.
was (Author: bowserj):
Mostly to do with templating. If you had an app generator that creates apps
with a namespace io.cordova.helloworld, and the only distinguishing thing was
the activity name, you can run into errors installing the app, and getting it
to work right with things like Camera. This can make already bad templating
worse and weird intent filter bugs appear. Of course, I'd have to test it
more, but that's what happens when you start making classes identical.
> When display name is 16-bit based language, Android platform can't create
> Activty class when adding support
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>
> Key: CB-6511
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-6511
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Android
> Affects Versions: 3.3.0, 3.4.0
> Reporter: Victor Adrian Sosa Herrera
>
> Adding android support when the Display name of the Cordova application has a
> value based on 16-bit language (like Japanese) makes that the Activity class
> (based on that value) isn't created correctly. Instead, the class is
> generated as a file named ".java" and the Java class declaration is "public
> class extends CordovaActivity".
> To reproduce the error:
> 1. Change the text file encoding of container to UTF-8
> 2. Create a cordova project and enter a project name with ASCII characters
> and display name with G11N characters (like Japanese)
> 3. Once the project is created, add android support.
> 4. Go to <project>/platforms/android/src/<your package> and verify you have a
> file named ".java". If you are in Linux, it is a hidden file
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