turned out, it works:
http://commons.apache.org/scxml/usecases/scxml-stopwatch-on-android.html
On 24 Sep., 23:39, Jakob Sachse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Mark Murphy wrote:
> > If you are including xml-apis in your build, that might conflict with
> > existing DOM and SAX implementations in A
I have been working on getting commons.scxml running on android. Today
I
got the stopwatch up and running. Since Android does not provide a
full
j2se I had to deploy / modify lots of libraries.
i.e. i used apache harmony for getting a java.beans implementation.
I had to modify java.beans and org
> Mark Murphy wrote:
> If you are including xml-apis in your build, that might conflict with
> existing DOM and SAX implementations in Android. Try removing xml-apis
> from the build and see what happens.
removing xml-apis from the build path results in errors in a few scxml
classes.
One of which
Jakob Sachse wrote:
> Mark Murphy wrote:
>> If that does not clear up your problem, you can try merging the
>> commons.scxml source into your own project's source tree
>
> well, basicly thats what i have done so far
Oh. Sorry, missed that.
> though, i will try to build the jar as you recommende
Mark Murphy wrote:
>If that does not clear up your problem, you can try merging the
>commons.scxml source into your own project's source tree
well, basicly thats what i have done so far
Janosch wrote:
>>Meanwhile I was turning to the source code of commons.scxml so that i
>>could watch it's unso
Janosch wrote:
> I think this is due to xml-apis.jar; it includes the javax.xml package
> which isn't fully available in android core.
>
> Is there anything I can do, try or fix? I am feeling clueless at this
> point. Maybe I am trying something impossible.
The good news is that the package you
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