LSR- 1122 Separate the generated services in another module

[victorg1991]

Hey!

In this PR I've split the mobile sdk into 4 modules, as follows:

• liferay-android-sdk: The purpose of this is preserve the compatibility, this includes all the services and the core of the mobile-sdk as it used to be.
• liferay-android-sdk-core: This includes only the core of the mobile-sdk. I had to include some of the services because they were used within it.
• liferay-android-sdk-services-v62: This includes the services compatible with Liferay v62, it has a dependency with the core of the mobile-sdk too.
• liferay-android-sdk-services-v7: This includes the services compatible with Liferay v7, it has a dependency with the core of the mobile-sdk too.
• liferay-android-sdk-services-v71: This includes the services compatible with Liferay v71, it has a dependency with the core of the mobile-sdk too.

With all this you should be able to fine grained select the things that you want to use. There is a small nit, you cannot import more than one set of services, becasue, as the depend on the mobile-sdk you will import two times the core and the compilation will fail. I thought that this won't be problem, its a thing we have to document, but if someone want to do this, they can rely on the 'liferay-android-sdk' artifact that has all the services within it

Any comments?

[victorlaerte]

Just started reviewing :)

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[victorlaerte]

Requested to fix tests

[victorg1991]

The test are working using gradle. Android Studio doesn't like it tho ¯_(ツ)_/¯ If you want to try them in AS, change the build.gradle from liferay-android-sdk-core to:

apply from: '../common.gradle'

dependencies {
    api group: 'com.squareup.okhttp', name: 'okhttp', version: '2.7.5'

    api 'net.openid:appauth:0.7.0'
}

I hadn't wanted to change this because I don't want to expose those libraries in the artifact

@victorlaerte

[victorlaerte]

Just started reviewing :)

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