I've always searched for a way to dex jar libraries once and then simply merge them when building the Android app.
Now the current version of dx (from the Android SDK 4.1.1) contains a DexMerger class.
You can call it directly with java -cp com.android.merge.DexMerger to merge 2 .dex files together.
dx itself uses this class when you dex a directory with .class files and there are archives (.zip, .jar, .apk) containing a classes.dex file. These classes.dex files are then merged with the dex file to be built from the .class files.
The problem is that dex files created with DexMerger do not work. APKs built this way are not installed.
Does anyone know how to make this work?
Where could I contact the Android SDK developers to ask them directly?
Tom
Adding support of the players AC3 sound
Description: The contents of this archive adds support AC3 sound _ stock and third-party (eg, MX Player ..) of the players
Extras. Information: Root is necessary for installation
installation:
a) to unpack the archive
b) the contents of the folder etc (archive) we throw a replacement to the folder etc (\ system \ etc)
c) the contents of the lib (archive) throws in the folder lib ( \ system \ lib)
g) can be (but probably do not need) to put rights
d) Reboot the device .. check
This is a literal translation of the author.Taken me from the forum 4pda (Thanks to: Pako777) and corrected by our device. Fit for Tab 10 and Tab 8.
Gratitudes are accepted
Will this work on my SMT330NU? I am unclear of the installation process -what you mean by "throw a replacement to the folder, etc.." This sounds interesting.
rsktkr1 said:
Will this work on my SMT330NU? I am unclear of the installation process -what you mean by "throw a replacement to the folder, etc.." This sounds interesting.
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Sorry my bad English
Explain :Unzip the file on the device.
Copy these files to the replacement of appropriate folders
Set permissions
Reboot
Hi guys, what is the best way to decode the apk file resources encoded by AndResGuard
Hi guys,
Can you tell me how to decode and Encode file AndroidManifest.xml in folder Original after decompiled a apk by apk easy tool ?
Tks!
Link file : drive.google.com/file/d/1IhfDhrEBTTlQA7NzvRBLiDrR3MR8usVT/view?usp=sharing
MinhFtuer said:
Hi guys,
Can you tell me how to decode and Encode file AndroidManifest.xml in folder Original after decompiled a apk by apk easy tool ?
Tks!
Link file : drive.google.com/file/d/1IhfDhrEBTTlQA7NzvRBLiDrR3MR8usVT/view?usp=sharing
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Weird, AndroidManifest.xml is supposed to be decoded. The fact that it remains in the original folder is weird, did you try doing it with apktool only ? (With apk easy tool)
Super simple, just install apktool (if not already installed and working without apk easy tool)
To test if it's working without APK easy tool open a command prompt and enter "apktool --version", if it returns something, then it's good, if not, you're good to set it up yourself in a separate folder, here is the guide from the apktool website: https://ibotpeaches.github.io/Apktool/
Enter the command "apktool d [name of the apk].apk" to decompile your apk, you should have everything.
And if you don't want to bother your with all of that, I can decompile the APK for you and send you the AndroidManifest.xml file decompiled.
Have a good day
Raiz said:
Weird, AndroidManifest.xml is supposed to be decoded. The fact that it remains in the original folder is weird, did you try doing it with apktool only ? (With apk easy tool)
Super simple, just install apktool (if not already installed and working without apk easy tool)
To test if it's working without APK easy tool open a command prompt and enter "apktool --version", if it returns something, then it's good, if not, you're good to set it up yourself in a separate folder, here is the guide from the apktool website: //ibotpeaches.github.io/Apktool
Enter the command "apktool d [name of the apk].apk" to decompile your apk, you should have everything.
And if you don't want to bother your with all of that, I can decompile the APK for you and send you the AndroidManifest.xml file decompiled.
Have a good day
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Thanks for your reply, I have tried to decompile that apk by your way but file AndroidManifest.xml in folder ...original\AndroidManifest still be encoded. Can you help me decode it as you said that ?
Link down this apk :drive.google.com/file/d/18HjRivgkNjixCdO823CJD2mxLxr6QuEQ/view?usp=sharing .Remember that I need to decode file AndroidManifest.xml in folder original which contains both of folder META-INF
MinhFtuer said:
Thanks for your reply, I have tried to decompile that apk by your way but file AndroidManifest.xml in folder ...original\AndroidManifest still be encoded. Can you help me decode it as you said that ?
Link down this apk :drive.google.com/file/d/18HjRivgkNjixCdO823CJD2mxLxr6QuEQ/view?usp=sharing .Remember that I need to decode file AndroidManifest.xml in folder original which contains both of folder META-INF
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That's a huge apk, what is it? 1,2 Gb I've never seen that before. I'll just send you here the AndroidManifest.xml text. You'll then have to copy/past it into a text editor, and rename the file "AndroidManifest.xml".
Edit #1: I can't even decode the APK, can you tell me what is this file and where you got it from ? The apk file size limit is 100MB , what is this file ?
Edit #2 : Usually the AndroidManifest.xml isn't encoded at all, you just have to browse the APK with a zip explorer to find this file and read it. I personally won't do that as this file is very suspicious... 1,3 Gb for an APK... Apktool doesn't recognize it... This is really weird, I recommend you just to trash it.
@MinhFtuer
To decode a binary AndroidManifest.xml file you use axmldec: Android Binary XML Decoder.
jwoegerbauer said:
@MinhFtuer
To decode a binary AndroidManifest.xml file you use [github.com/ytsutano/axmldec"] axmldec: Android Binary XML Decoder[/url].
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Great, I can do it by your way, can you teach me how to encode back it tks ?
In Android 10+ / OneUI 2+ era Samsungs, if an OMC/CSC XML file originally came encoded, does it need to stay that way, or can a plaintext XML be used in its stead?
I noticed that even the original files aren't all encoded: cscfeature.xml and cscfeature_network.xml are encoded, customer.xml isn't.
Answering myself:
No need to encode. Plaintext works.