how to force public API

[todd.lee]

Hi there,

For devel/testing purposes, I need to provide a third party dev team
with an SDK that includes android.text.IClipboard as part of the
public API. The IClipboard.aidl included in frameworks/base/core/java/
android/text is currently annotated with @hide to prevent this.

For my dev build, I removed the annotation and then did make update-
api assuming that this should have put IClipboard in current.xml as
public. However, that is not the case (no IClipboard at all).

I've verified that core/java/android/text/IClipboard.aidl is inluded
in LOCAL_SRC_FILES in frameworks/base/Android.mk, so I'm wondering
what I could be missing??

If anyone can shed some light, it would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers,
Todd

[todd.lee]

Just pinging to see if anyone has any suggestions on this (feel free
to redirect if this is the wrong forum for the question).

Many thanks,
Todd

[Jean-Baptiste Queru]

You might get better luck on android-platform. Android-building is
quite narrowly focused and what you're asking is on the fringe of what
we typically discuss here.

JBQ

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[todd.lee]

Thanks for the pointer - will try over there.
Cheers
T

[Ying Wang]

After some investigation, I think there is a bug in framework/base/Android.mk.

The bug causes any generated source not to be included in the droiddoc.

Here is the fix:

https://review.source.android.com/22943

[todd.lee]

Thanks - that was indeed the issue!

T

On May 18, 3:50 pm, Ying Wang <wangy...@android.com> wrote:
> After some investigation, I think there is a bug in
> framework/base/Android.mk.
> The bug causes any generated source not to be included in the droiddoc.
> Here is the fix:https://review.source.android.com/22943
>