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.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Google Android SDK published with Apache Harmony used
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Xiao-Feng Li
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Labels: Apache Harmony
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I downloaded the Android 1.0 r1 sdk. Where did you find the xnet component?
Mirko, I found it here:
device/dalvik/libcore/x-net/src/main/java/org/apache/harmony/xnet
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.
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