Java Question Can this be done?

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DevBaby

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• Aug 29, 2012

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I am totally new to developing libraries and I don't quite understand the difference between creating a wrapper vs. a library.

Attached is a TapJoy SDK that contains about 7 java modules. The first module (TapjoyConnect.java) seems to call all of the other modules.

The TapjoyConnect.java module has about 5 function / subs / etc. Do I only need to create a wrapper for the TapjoyConnect.java module such that it would call the routines from the other modules?

 

Erel

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• Aug 29, 2012

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There aren't many differences between a wrapper and a non-wrapper libraries.

You should use @DependsOn annotation to tell the compiler to add a reference to this library. In your project you should call the methods that you are interested in.

 

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• Aug 29, 2012

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Thanks Erel, I will give this a try!

 

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DevBaby

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• Aug 30, 2012

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Quick question,

When I unzipped the SDK, I remember seeing a bunch of files that end in ".java." I did not see a .jar file. I will chack again, but I recall only seeing .java files. If so, would I need to create a .jar file?

 

Erel

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• Aug 31, 2012

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The java files are the source code files. You can just add them to your project (unless there is some license restrictions).

 

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DevBaby

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• Sep 5, 2012

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Thanks Erel,

I was able to create the libraries and all works well!

 

walterf25

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• Sep 5, 2012

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TapJoy

I have been working on a wrapper for TapJoy sdk, i have most of it working but have been busy with other stuff, i will try to give it the last finish touches and release it soon!

Cheers,
Walter