Android Question okHttp source help lib

Erel

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• Jan 10, 2023

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Peppe B said:

what better way to create a lib with all dependencies built in?

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No better way because it is a mistake to do. It will make your library incompatible with any other library that is based on the same dependencies.

You don't need to add #AdditionalJar if you are building the library correctly.

 

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so for example how do I embed "okhttp.jar" and "okio.jar" in my library?

I need to do this, I have no other way for the project I'm developing

 

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• Jan 11, 2023

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You don't embed it. You just declare the dependency with @DependsOn. The B4A compiler will add this reference during compilation.

 

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Yes, I know that, but my doubt is how to incorporate these external .jar files into my library.
i know adding @dependson will compile with SLC.
And then add #AdditionalJar.
But I need to incorporate these dependencies directly into the library.
What should I research to be able to do this?

 

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trying to compile b4a's github okHttp library

I get the following error:

I already added the .jar with @DepensOn and all imports

Libs_OkHttp\src\okhttp3\internal\huc\OkHttpURLConnection.java:54: error: cannot find symbol
import okhttp3.internal.Version;

 

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