Android Studio uses OPENCV to run the app without installing OPENCV Manager

Using static initialization method, you can stamp the link below to view the official document introduction

http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/introduction/android_binary_package/dev_with_OCV_on_Android.html# Application-development-with-static-initialization

If the project does not contain a JNI part, the simpler approach is:

1) write Off Opencvloader.initasync (Opencvloader.opencv_version_2_4_3, this, mloadercallback); Set the top of the statement directly to success.

public void Onresume ()    {        super.onresume ();        Mloadercallback.onmanagerconnected (loadercallbackinterface.success);        Opencvloader.initasync (Opencvloader.opencv_version_2_4_3, this, mloadercallback);    }

2) Adding a static method to the Activity class

static{        if (! Opencvloader.initdebug ()) {            //handle initialization error        }    }

If there are other custom native libraries that need to be loaded, you can add the Else statement here:

static{        if (!　　Opencvloader.initdebug ()) {            //handle initialization error        }else{        system.loadlibrary ("my_jni_lib1");        System.loadlibrary ("My_jni_lib2");}        }        

Android Studio uses OPENCV to run the app without installing OPENCV Manager