How can I access the Android Java code, created by the Titanium as a result of the Titanium development?
You don't have such a possibility since all the javascript code in Titanium is interpreted by a JavaScript engine internally and .class files are generated.
Follow this link for further explanation.
If you are referring to the interpretation of your javascript code, then you can't. Everything is turned into symbols for Titanium to interpret, but you can find this at your /build folder
Titanium use javascript code, Modules let you write code in a platform's native language (Java for Android)， Titanium can use java native code in module and java code run in v8 。
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I am trying out the new react-native Turbo feature.
The calls to the cpp code works as the documentation mentions.
Is there a way to add external C++ libraries like cryptopp.
I have my github repo here RNTurbo.
Try to build your library with https://github.com/callstack/react-native-builder-bob - with interactive CLI you can generate a proper project structure with c++ libraries support for both platforms ios and android
I am basically running a java library 'Z3' that invokes some native functions, I believe they are written in c++.
I can use the library and subsequently the native function just fine, but I just want to sometimes navigate into the source of the native code. That is during debugging, I want to trace execution happening inside the Jar files but I cannot navigate to the disassembly of the native code.
In summary, it looks like the native library is there, otherwise the execution won't be happening but I am unable to navigate to its code. I am using intellij ULTIMATE 2017.2.
Thanks!
The functionality you're looking for does not exist. As of version 2018.3, IntelliJ IDEA has no support for working with native code in any way.
I need to use a third-party SDK which must be added as aar or android project library.
I tried to unzip the aar and copy the /lib and /res files to my titanium android module project, but it didn't work.
the error looks like this:
The developer of the SDK tell me check out a link which is FATAL EXCEPTION: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: android.support.v7.appcompat.R$layout
I don't know how to solve it, hope someone could help me, thanks
Because Titanium is a Javascript cross platform tool to build native apps, you will need to write a wrapper to get a native functionality to work.
You can check out the documentation how to this on the Appcelerator website.
Unfortunately you can't just drop in a native component.
I am trying to understand the "write once deploy anywhere" feature of Kony Studio. What about native code? I know that Kony added JavaScript support in V5 but as I understand it that is just for the Web-based app portion. Am I correct to assume that native code is still written with Lua and then generated for each platform? Do they convert Lua to Java, Objective-C and C# for the 3 main platforms? When debugging are you looking at Lua or the native language? - Thanks.
Kony embeds the google v8 js engine along with the native app. This will interprets the js code to native at runtime.
JavaScript is still used for scripting against the Kony API. LUA is not necessary for native apps. Remember that the API is an abstraction layer to the underlying native SDK - Kony is not a code gen tool.
Added to we can choose the developing language from javascript or Lua. If we choose Lua then instead of V8 engine it will be Lua Virtual machine that which is doing the interpretation.
I want to use dojoToolkit in my project. But when I include it with Ti.include('dojo/dojo/dojo.js') I have got a error message "defineAlreadyDefined". Titanium has method called define in global namespace and there is method with similar name in dojo. Also there are some other methods with similar names (for example, required). How can I use it?
P.S. I build my project for web
Dojo as is will not work in Titanium. Dojo is a browser toolkit, not a mobile toolkit, it accesses things that are only for the web.
But, this guy ported it over to work with titanium, try it instead.