The eraAPK is a Open Source decompiler for Android Apps, was written in C # and uses some functions in Java.
With it you can get the complete source code (. Java. Xml res ...) of apps quickly and easily.
Need Net Framework 4 and the JVM installed.
I have not posted the source code publicly, but if someone wants, just talk.
PS: The current language is Portuguese of Brazil
prj Page:
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http: // code.google.com/p/eraapk/
Download:
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http: // eraapk.googlecode.com/files/bz-eraapk-0p1.rar
The eraAPK is a Open Source
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I have not posted the source code publicly
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http: // code.google.com/p/
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You contradict yourself in 3 places: if it's Open Source, why source is not released publicly? And why do you use Google Code, a hosting service for Open Source projects, if you don't provide the source?
So, just respect Open Source licenses (on which your project likely depends, I doubt you wrote each single line of it from scratch), no need to ask if someone needs it, just release the source, then announce the project. Thanks.
pfalcon said:
You contradict yourself in 3 places: if it's Open Source, why source is not released publicly? And why do you use Google Code, a hosting service for Open Source projects, if you don't provide the source?
So, just respect Open Source licenses (on which your project likely depends, I doubt you wrote each single line of it from scratch), no need to ask if someone needs it, just release the source, then announce the project. Thanks.
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Sorry, the code had been released, but found some errors, I'm re-writing and will post soon.
I tried the tool. It doesn't decompile anything. It just makes an .apk of the apk I am trying to decompile.
DarkNiz said:
I tried the tool. It doesn't decompile anything. It just makes an .apk of the apk I am trying to decompile.
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Surely something has gone wrong.
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Hello all. I have Eclipse Galileo and Egit plugin (http://github.com/guides/using-the-e...in-with-github).
I followed the instruction in the site above to import the progect, but Eclipse seems to fail to import activities.
I'm new from GitHub, do you can write some detailed instruction or known some detailed guides about this?
Thx a lot
fl3xo said:
Hello all. I have Eclipse Galileo and Egit plugin (http://github.com/guides/using-the-e...in-with-github).
I followed the instruction in the site above to import the progect, but Eclipse seems to fail to import activities.
I'm new from GitHub, do you can write some detailed instruction or known some detailed guides about this?
Thx a lot
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Yeah yeah how do u do that I am trying to get into developeing.. and this google cyan really got me more pumped to learn cuss If google gets really crazzy I wana be able do my own rom please pro devs help...
If you're looking into ROM development, Eclipse isn't going to help much, you're gonna need a *nix machine (OS X works as well) to build android from the source.
source.android.com
as for eclipse, i'm kinda in the same boat, i can create new projects, but can only import by copy and pasting *every* file.
abchiptop said:
If you're looking into ROM development, Eclipse isn't going to help much, you're gonna need a *nix machine (OS X works as well) to build android from the source.
source.android.com
as for eclipse, i'm kinda in the same boat, i can create new projects, but can only import by copy and pasting *every* file.
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I'm try to import loccy's betterbrowser for android via github, but following litterally the instrunction for the Egit plugin (http://github.com/guides/using-the-e...in-with-github), Galileo lost some dependecies and fail the import.
If download the sources manually and import into a workspace via "filesystem" import, Eclipse will import well, but all activities were lost. I'm not a java hardcoder, i really don't know where is the problem
yeah yeah
abchiptop said:
If you're looking into ROM development, Eclipse isn't going to help much, you're gonna need a *nix machine (OS X works as well) to build android from the source.
source.android.com
as for eclipse, i'm kinda in the same boat, i can create new projects, but can only import by copy and pasting *every* file.
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Yeah that's what I wanna do didn't know eclipse isn't for rom developement I took me a while to set that up to but eventually figured it our... I have ubuntu jaunt... now do u do build withing to source of get source from git hub
ldf913 said:
Yeah that's what I wanna do didn't know eclipse isn't for rom developement I took me a while to set that up to but eventually figured it our... I have ubuntu jaunt... now do u do build withing to source of get source from git hub
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Start here:
http://source.android.com/download
I think I've got that working. Then you can grab Cyanogen's source or just patch the browser in the standard AOSP tree.
Warning, the build takes a while.
there is supposedly a way to edit the source in eclipse but you can't compile in eclipse. No one i've talked to has been able to actually get eclipse to work for building roms and all use the old school way via terminal. I was able to go from a freshly formatted linux netbook to having cyans source build where I can make edits within a day, that included building the original source. Once you have it done once it's easier the next time around
Hi All,
Not sure if anyone has seen this yet but on Asus' website under the downloads section they have the ICS source code!
Sorry can't post the link as I have not posted enough! I can't wait to get my own TF700T now and play around. And I also can't wait to see what the experienced devs can do with this magnificent tab!
I only see the kernel source code. That is, the source code for the Linux kernel. It has already been put to use in the TWRP recovery.
ASUS are required to release that source code according to the GPL license. Android itself doesn't have that requirement, since it's licensed under the Apache license instead. Unless you show me another link, I don't think ASUS has released their Android system source code.
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I only see the kernel source code. That is, the source code for the Linux kernel. It has already been put to use in the TWRP recovery.
ASUS are required to release that source code according to the GPL license. Android itself doesn't have that requirement, since it's licensed under the Apache license instead. Unless you show me another link, I don't think ASUS has released their Android system source code.
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Noted
Moved to General, as this isn't a development thread.
Hey guys,may I know "In order to make a build for your device, you will need a suitably device configuration. Often these are included within the main source download, or are obtained through a method documented by the developers of the ROM." <<<<<where can I get this?
Should be the source code, i guess.
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Should be the source code, i guess.
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Kernel source code?
I think so.
Where can I find proprietary binaries?
Kernel Source code can be found at www.htcdev.com
After it is released.
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Kernel Source code can be found at www.htcdev.com
After it is released.
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And the binaries are located in the source code?I'm asking all this questions because I'm in the midst of developing.And to further understand so that it would be easier for me.
I'm no kernel dev, so i can't answer more than this.
It's ok.
Hello friends, I 'm editliy custom ROM and you would have a couple of questions . I would be glad if you could help .
• The setting is established in the CM ROM updates and the " Welcome to cynogenmod the text" How can I edited ?
• The icon will appear when installed package Rom How do I change .
• Settings> About phone > cynogenmod version.
How do I change fonts and animations in .
I do not know much English. I used to Google translation.
Does not that help ?
Please help !! ?
Start with learning to compile from source code. You will have to edit it in the source. But be advised that changing things like that is not gonna allow you to post it here.
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Start with learning to compile from source code. You will have to edit it in the source. But be advised that changing things like that is not gonna allow you to post it here.
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Where do I need to compile the source code of CM .zip file ? I know compile the source code from Ubuntu as I search on the internet.
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Where do I need to compile the source code of CM .zip file ? I know compile the source code from Ubuntu as I search on the internet.
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You do. You will have to sync the source code and then compile a build with your changes.
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You do. You will have to sync the source code and then compile a build with your changes.
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So how to do extensive editing what action you tell a manner ? Do not bother . thanks.
As it was quite a success requesting the source code as a community last time, we should try to request for the oreo kernel too...
1. Go to the opensource website: http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=sm-g955f
2. Click on the "inquiry" letter on the right side of the website
3. Enter your informations (Name/Email and so on), click on "inquiry type", "request for source codes"
4. Source code type: "kernel"
5. Write a message to request the G955FXXU1ZQJJ source code (it's important that you mention the base)
6. Agree the terms and send it to samsung
7.Write something like Kindly release source for SM-G955F & G950F XXU1ZQJJ
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As it was quite a success requesting the source code as a community last time, we should try to request for the oreo kernel too...
1. Go to the opensource website: http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=sm-g955f
2. Click on the "inquiry" letter on the right side of the website
3. Enter your informations (Name/Email and so on), click on "inquiry type", "request for source codes"
4. Source code type: "kernel"
5. Write a message to request the G955FXXU1AQJ1 source code (it's important that you mention the base)
6. Agree the terms and send it to samsung
7.Write something like Kindly release source for SM-G955F & G950F XXU1ZQJJ
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They're not going to release a source for a closed beta I don't think, maybe when oreo drops officially yes as the source code thst was requested before was for official software available to everyone
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They're not going to release a source for a closed beta I don't think, maybe when oreo drops officially yes as the source code thst was requested before was for official software available to everyone
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erm don't we try and see the response?
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erm don't we try and see the response?
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Well, i support the effort i have a SM-G950U and just asked for them to release the source for the SM-G955F & SM-G950F. May the odds be ever in our favor!
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Well, i support the effort i have a SM-G950U and just asked for them to release the source for the SM-G955F & SM-G950F. May the odds be ever in our favor!
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Just increased our odds, albeit not by much, so good luck to us!