I'm trying to compile and then run an old Android App that I coded in Java about 12 years ago. I just installed the Android SDK on an Ubuntu machine, but my knowledge is rusty. I don't even know how to run the SDK.
12 years ago, I saved a copy of the source code directory tree. It contains several files I think are important like:
There are many other files as well. The main Java source code is in LinearLayoutDemo.java. I hope I can simply copy this somewhere and be able to compile it in the new version of the Android SDK. Is that possible? If not, what can I read in order to figure this out?
12 years ago, I saved a copy of the source code directory tree. It contains several files I think are important like:
- ./AndroidManifest.xml
- ./bin/AndroidManifest.xml
- ./build.xml
- ./res/layout/main.xml
- ./src/com/commonsware/android/linearpct/LinearLayoutDemo.java
There are many other files as well. The main Java source code is in LinearLayoutDemo.java. I hope I can simply copy this somewhere and be able to compile it in the new version of the Android SDK. Is that possible? If not, what can I read in order to figure this out?