Create apk FPC JVM project

[zeljkoc]

pandroid

Create apk JVM FPC

debian jessie 8 64
edit Typhon 64

project
https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid

example
 TempFirebird.apk
Android to firebird
https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/example/TempFirebird

[Handoko]

Thanks for the sharing.
It's will be great if it has documentation.

I run it on my phone and if I press the "Select" button, I get this error:

Error: Can't load library: /system/lib/lib/fbclient.so.3.0.0.

It sounds you forget to provide the library file.

[zeljkoc]

copy libfbclient.so.3.0.0 to android

adb push libfbclient.so.3.0.0 /system/lib/libfbclient.so.3.0.0

https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/library/Firebird/download/FirebirdLibrary

[Handoko]

copy libfbclient.so.3.0.0 to android

adb push libfbclient.so.3.0.0 /system/lib/libfbclient.so.3.0.0

I don't use and don't understand "adb". I run it on my 'real' Android phone. I usually copy/paste things to my phone using usb cable. I found your library file but I can't copy it to my phone. Because my Linux file manager can only access my phone's internal storage, not the system folder.

[zeljkoc]

copy firebird client library libfbclietn.so.3.0.0 to
android telephone

/system/lib/

adb command sdk android

https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/sdk/platform-tools

[zeljkoc]

debian install

#: apt-get install ant
#: apt-get install android-tools-adb

[Handoko]

The adb tool and Ant have already installed. I can build Android apks using my computer and run it on my phone. But I never tried to use adb to copy file to my device. I use Linux file manager to copy to my phone memory and then I use my phone file browser to run it.

If I run the adb command, I'll get this messages:

daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037
daemon started successfully
error: device not found

What wrong? I've already plugged usb cable to my phone and my computer.

I can use file manager to browse to the system folder. But an error happens if is try to paste the file:

You cannot paste here because the file system is read-only.

You may need to make the library file installed automatically, so common users can run your Android applications easily.

[zeljkoc]

http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/FPC_JVM_Android_Development

#: adb shell ls /system/lib/libsqlite*
/system/lib/libsqlite.so
/system/lib/libsqlite_jni.so

ibraray more application use not apk one library

[Handoko]

#: adb shell ls /system/lib/libsqlite*
/system/lib/libsqlite.so
/system/lib/libsqlite_jni.so

Thanks for the help. But if I run the command:

adb shell ls /system/lib/libsqlite

I'll get this error:

error: device not found

[zeljkoc]

attempt

$: ./adb kill-server
$: sudo ./adb start-server
$:./adb devices

[Handoko]

If I run adb devices command, I see only:

List of devices attached

Nothing was in the list.

But if I run my Caja file browser, I can see the Android phone is connected. I can browse, copy/paste files in the internal storage of the phone. I never use adb before. So far use only file manager on both my computer and phone.

I'm using Ubuntu Mate 15.10 64-bit and Asus Intel-based Zenfone 2. Android SDK and NDK R11C are already installed.

[zeljkoc]

new apk
https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/example/TempFirebird/TempFirebird.apk

push menu and Edit ini file

setings path library, database firebird ....
test firebird 2.5 and firebird 2.1

save ini file exit application and start

test example

DemoChart
https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/example/DemoChart
DemoChart.apk

DemoPrint (print to bluetooth printers)
https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/example/DemoPrint
DemoPrint.apk

TestBarCode (read bar code to http://www.gepir.org/)
https://github.com/zeljkoc/pandroid/tree/master/example/TestBarCode
TestBarCode.apk

[tintinux]

If I run adb devices command, I see only:
    List of devices attached
Nothing in the list.

You are not alone !
It looks like that some devices don't work with adb (even if you enable it of course).
I have spent hours on one particular LOGICOM ARM phone, and found no adb driver working.
On other devices I have, it works fine and it is now well supported by LAMW enabling automatic installation and launch after the build, saving a lot of time.

Regards

[Leledumbo]

If I run adb devices command, I see only:
    List of devices attached
Nothing in the list.

You are not alone !
It looks like that some devices don't work with adb (even if you enable it of course).
I have spent hours on one particular LOGICOM ARM phone, and found no adb driver working.
On other devices I have, it works fine and it is now well supported by LAMW enabling automatic installation and launch after the build, saving a lot of time.

Regards

ADB requires USB driver to recognize the device to be installed, on Windows this is usually provided by the phone vendor. On Linux, a package containing udev rules for (growing list of) devices is available (in Manjaro, the package name is android-udev, no idea with other distributions). Even if your device is not in the list (e.g.: you use a very antique device), you can just look at the vendor and product id via lsusb, then add it to the udev rules manually.

[zeljkoc]

May help:

#: apt-get install mtp-tools