Wish That when you export to ZIP, this include all dependencies.

MaFu

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Yes, I Know, but a lot of these are Free.. and you must collect every one to include into the ZIP.

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But B4A doesn't know which library is allowed to distribute. So it's better not including any library automatically.
 

vbmundo

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But B4A doesn't know which library is allowed to distribute. So it's better not including any library automatically.

Yes my friend, B4A have a list of Libraries included into the Project. All checked Libraries, and can zip this .JAR files into the main project.
 

Cableguy

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You are missing the point! Anyone can visit the general forum, and download samples from it. However, only licenced users can download libs from the libs forum...
Imagine this... You created a magnificent lib, and provided it as a paid lib... Now one of your clients has an issue he can resolve in a project that uses the lib that you sell... If the IDE includes the lib automatically every one will be able to have it free of charge! Not fair for you, who charge for your work, not fair for those who paid for your work!
 

MaFu

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Yes my friend, B4A have a list of Libraries included into the Project. All checked Libraries, and can zip this .JAR files into the main project.
What has to do with ZIP export?
 

NJDude

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Just for future reference, it is always advisable to include the code (your project) when you have issues, however, if you are using several libraries (especially 3rd party) you should create a small sample of the code giving you the problem, we are glad to help, but a large project with tons of libraries it will be very difficult to test, in other words, only the relevant code should be posted.
 

vbmundo

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Just for future reference, it is always advisable to include the code (your project) when you have issues, however, if you are using several libraries (especially 3rd party) you should create a small sample of the code giving you the problem, we are glad to help, but a large project with tons of libraries it will be very difficult to test, in other words, only the relevant code should be posted.

Hi Friend,

But a small project can work, and your large project no.

Are too many factors that can broke your project.

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NJDude

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Hi Friend,

But a small project can work, and your large project no.

Are too many factors that can broke your project.

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Indeed, but there's only 1 section of the code that will cause the issues, not the whole app, that's why, you will have to troubleshoot yourself first and pinpoint the section causing you trouble, if needed, then isolate it. If you search the forums you will see how it's done, users only post the portion of the code in question, granted, if the app is small enough then the whole project could be posted (and indicating in advance which libraries are being used).
 
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