you can reference additional .jar files via --in=... Those .jar files
will automatically be cross-compiled as well. As long as this .jar file
is self-contained everything should be fine. Problems might arise if
this .jar file references API that is not supported by XMLVM or if the
.jar file contains native methods. My suggestion is to give it a try and
include your .jar file via --in and see what happens.
Arno
On 1/4/12 11:13 AM, Alexandre Bouenard wrote:
> Hi XMLVM folks !
>
> I am very interested in using XMLVM for translating a JAVA app to a
> mobile app (iphone/android).
> My big concern is related to external dependencies: let say that my JAVA
> app depends on a set of .jar libraries, how XMLVM treats those to
> produce iphone- or android-compliant code ?
>
> Thanks for your answers,
>
> Best,
> Alex
>
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