Global.Init with arguments not available anymore

simone.p
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IP: 217.141.78.166 3 years 10 months ago #15779 by simone.p

Global.Init with arguments not available anymore was created by simone.p

Back in ViewLib version Android - 3.55.4 I used to init the module by passing arguments to the Init function in this way:com.radaee.pdf.Global.Init(
myInstance as ContextWrapper,
RADAEE_LICENSE_TYPE,
RADAEE_COMPANY,
RADAEE_EMAIL,
RADAEE_KEY
)Now in version 3.65.21 I can't anymore.
Ho do i initialize the ViewLib module by passing those arguments at runtime?

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IP: 111.196.240.150 3 years 10 months ago #15780 by radaee

Replied by radaee on topic Global.Init with arguments not available anymore

dear user:
now we write these parameters in begin of com.radaee.pdf.Global class:
public static String mCompany = "radaee";
public static String mEmail = "[email protected]";
public static String mKey = "LNJFDN-C89QFX-9ZOU9E-OQ31K2-5R5V9L-KM0Y1L";

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IP: 217.141.78.166 3 years 10 months ago #15783 by simone.p

Replied by simone.p on topic Global.Init with arguments not available anymore

Why?
I have many licences and need to pass those data at runtime.
I find it very ugly to have to modify manually your LIB in order to make it work..

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IP: 111.196.246.61 3 years 10 months ago - 3 years 10 months ago #15784 by radaee

Replied by radaee on topic Global.Init with arguments not available anymore

sorry, for not convience.
you may wrap a Init method in Global classs like:

Code:

static public boolean Init(ContextWrapper act, int license_type, String company, String email, String key)
{
mCompany = company;
mEmail = email;
mKey = key;
return Init(act);
}

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