Introduction to ofxMobileKeyboard
Some months ago, we developed a multiplatform mobile application (for Android and iOS) where we nedded the user to be able to introduce text. Due to the amount of multimedia content and the multiplatform approach, the app was developed with Openframeworks….
Using JNI in Openframeworks Android (Part III)
As mentioned in previous posts ( part I, part II), in this third tutorial we’ll explain how to call Java Android’s code from Openframeworks’ methods. Eventually, we’ll want to call some of the functions provided by the Android SDK. For…
Using JNI in Openframeworks Android (Part I)
This tutorial is a brief introduction to JNI ( Java Native Interface) where we’ll look over the benefits and potential uses in the Openframeworks Android (OF Android) context.Specifically, we’ll see how to call native elements from an OpenFrameworks’ application. This…
Using JNI in Openframeworks Android (Part II)
In this second post (visit part I for an introduction), we’ll see how to call native Openframeworks code from a Java Android method. In order to carry out this kind of communication it is mandatory to edit two files from…
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