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Java Machine (KVM) on XDA2i

Hi
Is there a way to get Java apps to work on the XDA2i? I've been looking through this forum to see if there is an answer but cannot find any info? If someone could let me know then that would be splendid Thanks

Install JAVA applications on XDA IIi
If the ROM you cooked does not have the MIDlet manager, you need to install the MIDlet manager first. I am using "intent Java MIDlet Manager" MIDP 2.0 from Tao Group Ltd.
Once you have the MIDlet manager installed on your phone, all Java applications (.jad and .jar files) can be automatically installed when you try to open them. All installed Java applications will be shown and run from within the MIDlet Manager.

I personally went to IBM WebSphere J2ME VM2003 (weme-wm2003-arm-midp20-5.7.2-P-20050304-1743) and am pretty much happy with that..

GSL Runtime language

Hey if anyone would like to help me port my GSL runtime language in to C for the android I was thinking we could build a runtime langauge for the droid that supports openGL ES and also build GUI apps with it without having to use the dumb .xml crap and have our runtime language automatically add the permissions it needs also make a app for windows mac and linux that compiles the apps to java or C like netbeans or appecelerator but for free I have already got my compiler for C for the android up and running so i can compile the C files also I have part of this runtime language made in C any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: https://gsl-runtime-sdk.googlecode.com
that is the google code url to join this fun project

I already have php and GSL variables converting to java next is to convert php and GSL to C then move on to classes and etc.... so that most app's are made in C and not java

[Q] Reverse process to create Eclipse/ADB or Android Studio project

I run APK Studio 2.03 and can disassemble and re-compile ok on a Windows 7 platform. Great job!
But I would like to re-create a project for the target APK, either in Eclipse/ADB or preferably, in Android Studio. I have tried several associated tutorials, but cannot seem to locate one that matches the tools I use.
Can anyone point me to a more-recent tutorial using APK Studio to create a maintainable project?
I would appreciate any/all assistance with this. Thanks!
APK Studio 2.03
apktool 2.0.0-Beta
jd-gui 0.3.3
Eclipse Juno
Android Studio 1.1.0

[Tutorial]How to install Apktool on Android

Hey friends I made a video on how to install apktool on android device.By using this you can make android apps without using android studio or pc.All you need is just a simple application to make /modify android application.
Link for the apktool is in video's discription..

Video link - https://youtu.be/q6wtdtsqR4c

Can Android Studio be used to reverse engineer an app?

When I google [reverse engineer android app], I get pages like
https://www.rsaconference.com/writa...guide-to-reverse-engineering-android-apps.pdf
or
http://www.technotalkative.com/part-9-reverse-engineering-android-applications/.
They recommend downloading several tools, such as apktool, smali, java decompiler, dex2jar.
Why did they not recommend Android Studio? Can't Android Studio be used to reverse engineer or simply inspect an app's code?
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UPDATE: What I want to do is to check out an app's code and see if I can make minor changes for myself (e.g. changing color of background). If "reverse-engineer" can't do this, please let me know what the right term is.

Using android studio you can create project or import projects with source codes but there is no way to extract source code if you have only .apk file. Android studio is not used for Reverse Engineering.

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Using android studio you can create project or import projects with source codes but there is no way to extract source code if you have only .apk file. Android studio is not used for Reverse Engineering.
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thank you for your reply. Could you suggest any software to use for reverse engineering (seeing source code)?

Use apktool, it decompiles an apk and you can use any text editor (like Notepad++ or Sublime Text) to edit the files. Then you can recompile it again using apktool and then just sign it and you're done.