Monday, November 12, 2007

Google Android SDK published with Apache Harmony used

Google just published its Android SDK. Some modules developed in Apache Harmony are used in Android Java stack. I just downloaded the SDK from http://code.google.com/android/ .

Here is a quick list of the modules used:

annotation
archive
auth
crypto
instrument
kernel
logging
luni
math
misc
nio
niochar
prefs
security
sound
sql
text
xnet

It a big deal to Apache Harmony. I'd like to get the Harmony DRLVM modules into Android as well. Let's see.

3 comments:

Mirko said...

I downloaded the Android 1.0 r1 sdk. Where did you find the xnet component?

Xiao-Feng Li said...

Mirko, I found it here:
device/dalvik/libcore/x-net/src/main/java/org/apache/harmony/xnet

Mirko said...

I didn't find the path you mentioned in the Android 1.0 r1 sdk. Are you referring to the Android source? Google has not released it to the public.