Many APIs of the Android SDK are hidden and I can't use them directly. But we can get the complete API library by compiling the source code of the Android system. After compiling the Android system source code, you can have all of its API libraries (JAVA) in the Out\target\common\obj\java_libraries directory. Of course, for the general situation, Out\target\common\obj\java_libraries\framework_intermediates\classes.jar is enough for us. We can use this Classes.jar Android class library to add to your Eclipse Environment's Android project in order to work with hidden APIs. For more information on how to use these API libraries in the Eclipse Android project, please refer to "Using hidden APIs in Android (lots of illustrations)" If you want to extract the full API, This work can be done by getdebugjar.sh script files after compiling the Android system source code.
destination_folder=debug_libs source_folder='android/out/target/common/obj/java_libraries' file_name=' Classes-full-debug.jar ' Echo $DESTINATION _folderif [ -D $DESTINATION _folder ] Thenecho "Checking destination ... OK " Else echo "Creating destination ..." mkdir $DESTINATION _folder if [ $? -ne 0 ] Thenecho "error!" exit fifiecho "Copy files ..." dirs=' ls $SOURCE _folder | tr ' \ n ' "for i in $dirs Do if [ -F ${Source_folder}/${i}/$FILE _name ] Thenfile=${i%_intermediates}-${file_name} echo Copy $file CP ${Source_folder}/${i}/$FILE _name ${Destination_folder }/$file if [ $? -ne 0 ] Thenecho "error! Cannot copy ${source_folder}/${i}/$FILE _name " exit fi fi DoneNote 1: For the TR command please refer to "TR command Details"
