Any plans to switch the SDK project to Android Studio? Eclipse is no longer supported by Google. I spent quite some time trying to get it all to work the other night, and I expect other devs (if there is anyone else even looking at AllPlay) will be also seeing the pain I did...
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Indeed, was a pain to convert the sample projects of the Android-SDK.
Thanks for the post. We are indeed working on getting the SDK ported to Android Studio. When completed we will update the release notes in the SDK that we post to the Qualcomm Developer Network. Stay tuned.
3 Months on, ADT no longer supported by Google, and still abaolutely nothing on this?
How can you claim that Allplay isn't a dead product?
Did you manage to get the library installed in AndroidStudio ?
I just can't get it to include the allplay res folder.
Thanks
AllPlay Click SDK 2.01 out now.
Android Studio AAR and Android M fixes and AllJoyn 15.04 being the headline features.
Any update on this? Would anyone care to share how they converted the tutorials?
Hi gallowaa,
The latest v2.1.0 have the tutorial in Android Studio. I apologize that we do not have assigned documentation team, so please find most of the information, such as on how to run the tutorial in Android Studio, in the README.txt.
Thank you.
Daniel