Eclipse/android Studio Add third-party jar package steps

Eclipse puts a third-party package into the Libs folder and does not have a reference.

The basic step is divided into 3 steps, which are described as follows:

1. Open your own Eclipse, on your Android project name right ---build Path ---Configure build Path

2.

In the Libraries tab, select Add External JARson the right, and then select the third-party jar package you want to import!

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1. In the Order and Export tab, click the Up button on the right , and put the jar package You just introduced to the top of the box, and check the front tick!

   (In the first place, it is the self-feeling that is the safest, best way to use, there is no inevitable reason)

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1. This way your third-party jar package is successfully introduced into your project file! You will see that your imported third-party jar package appears at the top of your project file, indicating that you have successfully completed its introduction, and have you learned it now?

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Add a jar package to Android studio

Import *.jar Package

Create a new Android project, add a third-party already packaged jar file into your project, the following has added a odata4j package

Add a libs file to your project

Add your downloaded jar file to the Libs folder directly via Copy/past

Then in the Libs folder and add the *.jar file under the mouse click menu Add as Library

Then, in the Select item, click Open Module Settings, select Add File in dependencies

This completes the JAR file addition

Open the App directory has a build.gradle file should be the project structure file, the above action is just to add under the file

dependencies {

Compile files (' Libs/android-support-v13.jar ')

Compile files (' Libs/odata4j-0.7.0-clientbundle.jar ')

}

Eclipse/android Studio Add third-party jar package steps