Library in JAR format?

[MarcoLizza]

Hi, have you considered providing the library in JAR format, too?

I'm still developing using Eclipse and I would like not to include your source file (and resources) in the app-codebase itself...

[timroes]

I am sorry, I won't. Please also see here: https://github.com/timroes/EnhancedListView/issues/22#issuecomment-31536040

[MarcoLizza]

Thanks, didn't noticed the other issue.

[devilmac]

Hi timroes,

I was able to add your library in my Eclipse project by doing the following:

• in build.gradle file inside the library folder (not the root folder project), I added this line: apply plugin: 'eclipse';
• I had to add the ANDROID_HOME environment variable pointing to the root of Android SDK (it needs to reboot the system before it works; if this wouldn't work, add to the root folder project a local.properties file containing this line: sdk.dir=pathToAndroidSDK);
• in a terminal, I have executed this command from the root folder of the project: gradle eclipse.

When the process is finished, inside the library folder there were these three files:

• .classpath file;
• .project file;
• .settings folder.

In other words, the command above has "translated" the gradle project into an Eclipse project.

Done that, I have imported the project into my Eclipse workspace, made changes to get a valid project without any error, set it to be an Android library and added it to my application as usual in Eclipse.

I hope this will help.