Issues using the framework

marco.klein
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11 years 4 months ago - 11 years 4 months ago #8906 by marco.klein

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Hi together,

we are testing several frameworks right now and in order to decrease the time for switching the framework we have build an abstraction layer as two seperate libraries.

So there's currently our mainapp which references the abstraction layer and the radaee pdf implementation layer. This implementation layer references the com.radaee project from your sample project. Everything builds, but on start I get this error message:

Code:

Process: ******, PID: 7616
    java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native method not found: com.radaee.pdf.Global.loadStdFont:(ILjava/lang/String;)V
            at com.radaee.pdf.Global.loadStdFont(Native Method)
            at com.radaee.pdf.Global.load_std_font(Global.java:327)
            at com.radaee.pdf.Global.Init(Global.java:366)
            at com.radaee.pdf.Global.Init(Global.java:36)

First, I got a library not found error about searching for "rpdf". Since I realized that the *.so get renamed on build to libcom.radaee.so instead of keeping up the name "librpdf.so", I changed the line in Global.java:

Code:

System.loadLibrary("com.radaee");

This seems to work, but now it does not find the method loadStdFont. Hereby you'll find the architecture attached, for a better understanding. In order to be clear about this: If we need to buy the license for testing, this will not be our product then!^

We appreciate any help!

Last edit: 11 years 4 months ago by marco.klein.

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11 years 4 months ago #8909 by support

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Dear Marco,
I need some clarification.

Which development tool are you adopting?
Both Eclipse and AndroidStudio seems not changing .so file name (I've just opened an apk to double check my though).
May be you're adopting Xamarin or other tool.

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11 years 4 months ago - 11 years 4 months ago #8910 by marco.klein

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Hi,

found the solution or the actual problem: I don't know what the named files are coming from - But putting the *.so files into the actual applications libs folder has solved the issue. Now they are in the package. But I have another problem. When trying to edit the PDF with the sample view control.... I get an error toast saying "can't write or encrypted". What's wrong here?

I see, it's something about this, but what?

Code:

                if( rad_group.getCheckedRadioButtonId() == R.id.rad_copy )
                ........
                else if(document.getNative().CanSave() )
                ......
                else
                    Toast.makeText(context, "can't write or encrypted!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

Kindest Regards
Marco

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11 years 4 months ago #8911 by support

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Are you activating the Premium license?
Fields interfaces are available only when Premium is active.

Give your application the same application package name you'll find in the demo project.
Find activation key in the Global.java source.

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11 years 4 months ago #8912 by marco.klein

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Hi,

I'll try to, but I find this a rather inconvenient way to do a trial

Maybe think of some watermark in the future that applies to all pdf docs automatically when not having a valid license?

Kindest Regards

Marco

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11 years 4 months ago #8913 by marco.klein

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Hi,

I have changed my package property in the android manifest to

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package="com.radaee.reader"

This seems not to be sufficient. Do I need to do anything else?

Kindest Regards

Marco

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