Source link: https://github.com/Flowdalic/asmack

aSmack (DEPRECATED/OBSOLETE) - buildsystem for Smack on Android

Deprecation Notice: aSmack no longer required - Use Smack 4.1 instead

aSmack is deprecated and obsolete. Starting with Version 4.1 Smack is able to run without modifications on Android.

More information on how to use Smack 4.1 in your Android Project can be found in the Smack 4.1 Readme and Upgrade Guide.

aSmack

This repository doesn't contain much code, it's a build environment!

This repository contains a source fetching, patching and building script. As well as all the minor changes to make an Android version fly. See the patches/ folder for a detailed list of changes and applied scripts.

Compiled JARs

Make sure to read the README for every release! Or else aSmack won't work for you. 95% of the problems people experiencing with aSmack come from the fact that they didn't read the README.

The JARs can be found @ http://asmack.freakempire.de/

Support & Contact

The best way to get support is IRC: Join #smack @ freenode. But keep in mind that this is IRC, it may take a while till you get an answer. Up to a few days. So make sure to idle around. :)

You can also use upstream's discussion forum: https://community.igniterealtime.org/community/support/smack_users

Bug reporting

If you want to report a bug, please post along with a detailed bug description and proposed fix to http://community.igniterealtime.org/community/developers/smack

If you are not sure if it is an bug or not, ask on the Smack users forum: https://community.igniterealtime.org/community/support/smack_users

Apps that use this fork of aSmack

Contribution

Please only base changes on aSmack if they are in fact aSmack specific. Most code improvments should be done directly in Smack so that both worlds (Java SE and Android) benefit from it.

Your code contribution must follow Smack's contributor guidelines, be good documented and should contain some testcases. Then you can simply join #smack @ freenode and ask for a code review.

Open Source Licenses

Please have a look at the README of a aSmack release for detailed license information. aSmack currently contains code with the following licenses:

Apache License, Version 2.0
OpenLDAP Public License, Version 2.8

Source link: https://github.com/Flowdalic/asmack

Resources

JUniversal

JUniversal makes Java truly cross platform

Writing the same code from scratch for every platform is a pain & inefficient. There must be a better way. JUniversal lets you write code in Java (like you probably already do if you develop for Android) and take that code to places you never thought it could go. It’s primarily targeted to sharing code across mobile apps, but the technology can extend to non-mobile scenarios as well.

Platforms

Social Networks

RushOrm

RushOrm replaces the need for SQL by mapping java classes to SQL tables.

Core features:

Custom fields - easily implement custom fields so that any object can be serialized to the database
Relationships:
- One to one
- One to many, save lists of children
- Saving a parent object automatically saves it children
Files - easily store long text, JSON and bitmaps
Upgrading - database upgrading is supported through annotations removing the need for upgrade scripts

ORM

Q & A

Fastboot connection problem

A cat randomly appears and disapears from the Google Search bar. What is this?

Google two-step verification doesn't want to work. Pops up, I approve and nothing happens

Insufficent rights for npm install in Termux on Android

How to fix mount errors when trying to mount the raw image that converted from android sparse image?