Hi all,
I'm a new bie in Platform Android Development, i have a problem, hope you help me resolve it.
I downloaded source code Android System to build my own ROM, i use Notepad++ to edit code, but it not easy, and i want to add source code to a IDE for edit code easily. But i didnt find an IDE for it.
Any one used it?
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Hi All,
I'm a noob ROM developer and I want to create a new Rom based on
one of the great Roms here on this forum and add it support for RTL languages so it can support correct display of numbers when displaying an RTL lang.
As I understand I need to somehow decompile the "classes.dex" so I can edit the code in it and compile it again.
How can I achieve this? Maybe I can the original source code of it so I don't need to decompile?
I'm experienced with c++ and Java Android apps development but don't have a clue from where to start roms development.
Appreciated your help,
Thanks,
Oren
Hello everyone
I have a question, first look at what I did.
I want to edit code of apk.
First, I use dex2jar. I can convert from APK to JAR file.
Second, I use JD. I can convert from JAR to Java source code.
Then I am trying to import these code into eclipse (or other editors) but it is not working.
Is there any possible way to edit the code?
I know we can edit smali but I think it is so much difficult.
I would be easier if I can edit in java source code and compile again to APK.
Thanks
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
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It's not that easy. You can decompile (dex2jar & jd) the code to read it, do some research, etc. but this is a one way trip. If you want to modify something you will have to learn smali.
so, you mean the only way to modify code is smali?
Hello Everybody,
I need some mini projects source code, for my cousin.
She is beginning to learn android programming and need some mini programs to practice and learn.
Can somebody give me some links and uploads for the same.
Thanks in advance
Nihonandroid
If you open Android SDK Manager, you can see a lot of "Samples for SDK" for almost each API version.
She can start to understand those examples.
Hey guys,
recently i was trying to look in the code of ingress and i noticed that some files in some directories are not available in the java code (jdgui) but they exist after decompiling in .smali. How does this work? How can i see the java of this smali? Has anyone got an idea?
Directory:
Ingress_1_20_0-disasm\smali\com\nianticproject\ingress\shared\f\t.smali
ProHex said:
Hey guys,
recently i was trying to look in the code of ingress and i noticed that some files in some directories are not available in the java code (jdgui) but they exist after decompiling in .smali. How does this work? How can i see the java of this smali? Has anyone got an idea?
Directory:
Ingress_1_20_0-disasm\smali\com\nianticproject\ingress\shared\f\t.smali
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You would need to see the pre-compiled source code. Most likely not going to happen unless the app is open source
Wayne Tech S-III
You can try Broodplank's 'Apk to Java'. It will decompile the apk into Eclipse project like tree with Java codes. But as a downside the source codes gives errors and it most probably won't compile too.
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please help me there is an apk i need to add a feature to but i don't have the source code.. i tried different compilers but they are giving me something different .
There is no source code in apk file. Such file contains only compiled files, which you may try to decompile using decompiler. You will never get exact code because some information is lost during compilation process (eg. code comments).
thanks for that brother
Apart from cracking, what can be the real use ?