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Error: Program type already present #2

Closed jobhh closed 5 years ago

jobhh commented 5 years ago

When using both datalogic-android-sdk:1.16 and datalogic-android-sdk-selfshopping:1.8a via gradle imports it produces the following error during a build:

Error: Program type already present: com.datalogic.android.sdk.BuildConfig

The same name is used in the AndroidManifest.xml files, which both contain <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.datalogic.android.sdk">, and the build.gradle files, which both contain group='com.github.datalogic'.

codybrookshear commented 5 years ago

Hi @jobhh

Thank you for pointing out this issue. I have made the needed change here.

Please try with com.github.datalogic:datalogic-android-sdk-selfshopping:v1.8b

Thank you, Cody Brookshear

jobhh commented 5 years ago

Hey Cody,

That seems to work, thanks :)

Kind regards, Job

codybrookshear commented 5 years ago

@jobhh you had asked this question a while back:

Additional question: Do you know if it possible to disable (and hide) the power button via the Datalogic SDK? We intent to use the Datalogic devices in a Kiosk-like fashion. As device owner we can enable lock task mode to force the user into our kiosk app and remove the home and multitask buttons, but the power button remains active. I haven't found power button related information in the documentation, but maybe I missed something. https://datalogic.github.io/android-sdk-docs/reference/packages.html https://datalogic.github.io/android-sdk-extension-selfshopping-docs/reference/packages.html

I (finally) have a response for you. In Joya Touch A6 and Memor1 devices you can hide Navigation bar in two different ways:

  1. enable or disable the navigation bar through the developer options settings;
  2. enable or disable the navigation bar programmatically with the method: Settings.System.putInt(getContentResolver(), "dev_force_show_navbar", 0); // disable Settings.System.putInt(getContentResolver(), "dev_force_show_navbar", 1); // enable You will also need to use the WRITE_SETTINGS permission in the manifest.