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VoiSmart / pjsip-android

SIP Service for Android based on PJSIP
http://www.pjsip.org/
Apache License 2.0
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Jitpack builds failed #60

Closed mocle closed 5 years ago

mocle commented 5 years ago

First a big compliment and praise for this great project!

It seems to me that the building process went wrong with the last 2 tags (2.0.0 and 2.0.1) at jitpack (log file). Now I don't seem to be able to integrate the current software version based on tags with maven and jitpack anymore. The corresponding error message from the jitpack log:

* Where:
Build file '/home/jitpack/build/sipservice/build.gradle' line: 36

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred evaluating project ':sipservice'.
> Could not find method implementation() for arguments [directory 'libs'] on object of type org.gradle.api.internal.artifacts.dsl.dependencies.DefaultDependencyHandler.

Is it possible to fix the problem, or how else do I have to proceed to integrate the project module? Is there an example available?

vipinkviswanath commented 5 years ago

Is this solved? If not can you please show me the build.gradle?

mocle commented 5 years ago

The problems occur already with the current build.gradle of this project. Can you confirm this, or does the problem only affect jitpack and my loakle environment? In my fork I updated the gradle version and the gadle google repositories.

https://github.com/mocle/pjsip-android/commits/fix/jitpack-builds

With the adjustments it is now possible to build the module with Jitpack. But I'm not sure why the change is suddenly necessary and if all important changes have been made...

aenonGit commented 5 years ago

it should be fixed now with 2.0.2, let me know

aenonGit commented 5 years ago

just take into account #58 I've put also latest update on this release

vipinkviswanath commented 5 years ago

@aenonGit
How to take this project as a service in another application?Or is it possible to build app module and use this project itself ? Also please respond to my query #62

aenonGit commented 5 years ago

you can do it either way. You can use it as a library as @mocle does (am I correct?). Or as I do, I've included it as a separate module and included this way

-- settings.gradle include ':sipservice' project(':sipservice').projectDir = file('libs/pjsip-android/sipservice')

-- app level build.gradle implementation project(':sipservice')

vipinkviswanath commented 5 years ago

@aenonGit Can you explain the procedure of importing as a module.please?

aenonGit commented 5 years ago

just clone the repo in the root directory of your app, and use the lines I provided you above, then change the path accordingly