You shouldn't need to use an older version of the Atmos Java SDK on Android. The latest release (currently 2.1.2 as of this post) should work if you use the EsuApi (deprecated) interface. I would use the library dependencies that come with the SDK as well. I'm not aware of a reason why JDOM wouldn't work on Android. Assuming you use the EsuRestApi implementation, you will need the following libraries on your class path:
commons-coded-1.4.jar
jdom.jar (v1.1)
log4j-1.2.16.jar
security-1.1.jar
atmos-api-2.1.2.jar
These are in the lib and build folders of the SDK package. Your instantiation line should look like this:
EsuApi atmos = new EsuRestApi("api.atmosonline.com", 80, "04ce6aa4f7264881a1c4281e93ce643d/A8147563146", "kG3XAgqFN8Ov8Im6UiGwSXsA75Q=");
This is just an example (these credentials will not work).
If you're still having problems, please post the exception line with at least 10 lines of stack trace.
chris_arnett
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April 8th, 2013 10:00
bfike,
You shouldn't need to use an older version of the Atmos Java SDK on Android. The latest release (currently 2.1.2 as of this post) should work if you use the EsuApi (deprecated) interface. I would use the library dependencies that come with the SDK as well. I'm not aware of a reason why JDOM wouldn't work on Android. Assuming you use the EsuRestApi implementation, you will need the following libraries on your class path:
These are in the lib and build folders of the SDK package. Your instantiation line should look like this:
This is just an example (these credentials will not work).
If you're still having problems, please post the exception line with at least 10 lines of stack trace.