chandim / livesdk-for-android

Live SDK for Android

version 5.6

1. Introduction

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The Live SDK for Android library is intended to help developers to easily integrate OneDrive and Outlook.com contacts into their Android apps.

For questions on how to use the sdk visit http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/onedrive

2. Reference the API

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After you download the Android API source code, you must compile it. You need to do this only once. After you compile the Android API source code on your computer, you can reference it from multiple Eclipse Android projects on that same computer.

To compile the Android API source code

• Start Eclipse, if it is not already running.
• Click File > Import.
• Expand General, click Existing Projects into Workspace, and then click Next.
• With the Select root directory option selected, click Browse.
• Go to and select the src folder within the downloaded Live SDK for Android, and then click OK.
• In the Projects box, select the LiveSdk check box.
• With the Copy projects into workspace check box selected, click Finish. Eclipse adds the LiveSdk project to the Package Explorer pane and then compiles the Android API source code in the background.
• You can now reference the compiled Android API source code from your Eclipse Android projects.

To reference the compiled Android API source code in an Eclipse Android project

• In Eclipse, display the Package Explorer pane, if it is not already visible.
• Right-click your project's name, and then click Properties.
• In the list of project properties, click Android.
• In the Library area, click Add.
• Click LiveSdk and then click OK.
• Click OK. Eclipse sets a reference to the compiled Android API source code project, and you can now call the Live Connect Android API from your own Android project.

Note: Before you run your project, you must add the Internet permission to your project's manifest, as shown in the following steps. If you don't add the Internet permission, your app may have problems accessing Live Connect web services later.

• With your project open, in the Package Explorer pane, open the AndroidManifest.xml file.
• In the editor, click the Permissions tab.
• Click Add.
• Click Uses Permission, and then click OK.
• the Name list, click android.permission.INTERNET.
• Save the AndroidManifest.xml file.

Notes: The Java Compiler must be version 1.6 or higher.

3. Documentation

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Visit: http://dev.onedrive.com and click the "Documentation" link.

4. Sample project

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There is a sample project located in the sample directory. Using eclipse this project can be added using the File > Import > General > Existing Projects into Workspace wizard. Before the project can be properly used, the static variable com.microsoft.live.sample.Config.CLIENT_ID (see Config.java) must be changed to your own client ID. To obtain a Client ID, visit the [Live SDK App management page] (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=193157)

5. Known issues:

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1. Login dialog is destroyed on screen rotation if the Activity is not set to ignore orientation changes in AndroidManifest.xml.

License Agreement

Copyright (c) 2014 Microsoft Corporation

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