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converting Rfduino library to .jar file to support Bluetooth Low Energy for Processing Android
I read https://github.com/joshuajnoble/blepdroid to convert the rfduino library into .jar file and add it to processing libraries. I am very new to android and I did not understand how to extract the .jar file as mentioned on the link. Could anyone help me figure out how the get the .jar file for the rfduino library?
-Thanks Goutham
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@gouthampal=== as it is said in this library, for compiling it you need - eclipse
-2 jars on your builpath (android-core && android) one from the sdk the other from the android mode folder)
of course you need also to know how to use eclipse and ant... thats not for absolute beginners...
I rang many changes on this but it just wouldn't work then jJoshua fixed something and the blepdroid library can now be pasted into the Processing libraries folder with the usual care in naming conventions