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After installation, fennec would crash on installation (unable to locate mozutils library, although it's in the apk). Possibly related to emulator failing to run NDK applications? | After installation, fennec would crash on installation (unable to locate mozutils library, although it's in the apk). Possibly related to emulator failing to run NDK applications? | ||
== Running everything == | |||
You'll be wanting to run test-android-sync: | |||
* https://github.com/mozilla-services/test-android-sync | |||
This depends on the android-sync project, as described in [http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/testing/testing_android.html the Android testing docs]: | |||
* https://github.com/mozilla-services/android-sync | |||
=== android-sync dependencies === | |||
android-sync has the following dependencies: | |||
* sync-crypto, described below. | |||
* httpclientandroidlib, which provides a working modern version of the Apache HTTPClient under a different Java package. | |||
* json-simple 1.1 and commons-codec 1.2, which ship with Android. | |||
* Android 2.3.3. | |||
For testing it requires: | |||
* JUnit 4.1. | |||
* org.simpleframework.simple, for HTTP testing. | |||
* Tiny “un-stub” packages for android.util.Log and android.util.Base64. These live on GitHub, and must be built and installed. | |||
** https://github.com/rnewman/base64-unstub | |||
** https://github.com/rnewman/log-unstub | |||
=== sync-crypto dependencies === | |||
sync-crypto relies on Apache commons-codec 1.5, which includes Base32. The Android system libraries include the 8-year-old version 1.2. As a result, sync-crypto is packaged as an assembly jar (aka über jar). Simply run <tt>build.sh</tt> to instruct Maven to do the right thing. | |||
An up-to-date version is checked in to the <tt>libs</tt> directory in <tt>android-sync</tt>, with the <tt>mvnify</tt> script in that directory taking care of installing it in your local repository. | |||
=== What you need to do === | |||
git clone https://github.com/rnewman/base64-unstub | |||
git clone https://github.com/rnewman/log-unstub | |||
git clone https://github.com/mozilla-services/android-sync | |||
git clone https://github.com/mozilla-services/test-android-sync | |||
pushd base64-unstub; mvn install; popd | |||
pushd log-unstub; mvn install; popd | |||
pushd android-sync/libs; ./mvnify; popd | |||
pushd android-sync | |||
mvn test | |||
To do real Android development and testing, you need to import both android-sync and test-android-sync as projects in Eclipse with the ADT installed. | |||
=== Running Fennec === | === Running Fennec === | ||