Erel,
I am writing a wrapper library for a commercial library (which includes several JAR files and two .so files).
In terms of the licensing I cannot distribute the original JAR's or .so files with my wrapper library.
Currently I have the original JAR files with the xml loaded in B4A so I can easily ask users to get the JAR files and copy to B4A (I can of course give them the XML files).
The problem is the .so files. These are currently bundled with my wrapper library into my JAR file.
Is there a way to separate these out so that the user can acquire them from the company who makes the library?
Thanks
I am writing a wrapper library for a commercial library (which includes several JAR files and two .so files).
In terms of the licensing I cannot distribute the original JAR's or .so files with my wrapper library.
Currently I have the original JAR files with the xml loaded in B4A so I can easily ask users to get the JAR files and copy to B4A (I can of course give them the XML files).
The problem is the .so files. These are currently bundled with my wrapper library into my JAR file.
Is there a way to separate these out so that the user can acquire them from the company who makes the library?
Thanks