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The next versions of B4A (4.30) and B4J (2.80) will allow you to embed Java code inside your B4X code. B4i supports similar feature with Objective C. The purpose of this feature is to make it easier to access third party SDKs and also to allow developers to add existing Java code snippets to their
link: JavaObject is useful if you want to access a method or two. It quickly becomes cumbersome with more complicated code. Inline Java is simpler as you c
link: Thank you. Please use the Like button instead of making "thank you" posts...
link: With this new addition, we could wrap a jar file inside of our b4a app without needed to wrapped in a library?

It is quite simple to add this code an inline java. See the attached project. Whether it returns the correct values is a different question.

is not the same as setwificonfig(string ssid, string sharedkey) The later one expects TWO Strings. But you are giving one Array. Rewrite the java method to expect a array and split it in the java method into two strings....
link: Is there a way to pass it two parameters? I tried Setwificonfig(SSID, PSWD) and it didn't like that either...? Thanks for the help, Don...:)
link: pairwisecipher.tkip); conf.allowedpairwiseciphers.set(wificonfiguration.pairwisecipher.ccmp); conf.allowedprotocols.set(wificonfiguration.prot

If you want a very good example of inline Java look at the code in https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4j-sudoku.145630/ @Johan Schoeman and @stevel05 are masters in the use of it As well as many other members

You mean B4X code. The inline Java feature should almost never be used. I see many cases where developers use it instead of writing B4X code or using JavaObject to access Java API from B4X code.
link: Erel -- Theoretically, it's possible to do all or almost all, using JavaObject / Reflector. But you can find a lot of Java solutions / samples, unlike
link: Small suggestion. Unlike it's possible to insert #If Java #End If in any place inside Basic code, during compilation all import statements are moved t

See the example attached to the tutorial: https://www.b4x.-java-code.50141/ It is possible to add inline code to all modules.
link: Hello, is it Possible that i can use Inline Java Code only in The main Activity ? if i put the inline Java code in the main Activity it works. if i
link: super Thank you !!!! one question to the Inline Java funktion if i Compile this to a Library is there a way to set the Permissions ? in my case i nee

Now, I've not thought this through, and it's a complex issue with many aspects, so please bear with me and think of it as a very vague idea that might work (or not). I'm just posting it to get some input and thoughts. Some languages, such as C (and it's variants), many .Net languages and PowerBasi
link: Its been announced: https://www.b4x.-objective-c-code.49095/#post-305502
link: Wow, I've missed that (probably because I don't care about i*-devices). Cool! Had I been more excited, leg humping would have ensued. :)

About that Java Inline code, I managed to make it work. The secret is to force finish the Activity and restart it again, so that the new setting is applied. Attached a test project demonstrating this possibility. The size of the texts is applied to the whole app and the new setting has effect on eve

https://www.b4x.-documentscanner-based-on-google-ml-kit.160560/
link: Is this possible to do with inline java? My Java skill are pretty lacking. Source: https://developers.google.com/ml-kit/vision/doc-scanner/android#ja

I completely agree with Cimperia. Inline Java, as it works currently, is very slow. Having the possibility to embed Java lines directly in a B4A sub, with no translation (or maybe a conversion of the variable names; MyVar -> _myvar) would be a great feature and would be very useful to get the best p
link: Having the ability to write inline java code and its simple access mechanism, via JavaObject, is a wonderful addition to the language. However, whate
link: Have you come across scenarios where you needed this functionality and using JavaObject, Reflection or Inline Java wouldn't cut it? Can you give an ex
link: The Hue_Saturation example of my SpecialFX library was made with inline java initially because I took the code from one of my Java libs. I realized th

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