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We recommend you init with func onCreate in Application:
public class App extends Application {
@Override
public void onCreate() {
super.onCreate();
//Init the WearTools, and match the system version automatically
try {
WTUtils.init(this,WTUtils.MODE_AUTO);
} catch (NoAvailableServiceException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}You have to register Application in manifest:
...
<application
android:name="cc.chenhe.lib.weartools.demo.App"
...
</application>
...Notice: We do not recommend you to use auto matching system on the phone, because in this auto mode, the sdk will judge whether will go into Ticwear mode by finding whether the current device has Ticwear App installed, but not by the current connection. Let's assume that the user installed both Ticwear and Android Wear, but had Android Wear device connected. In this specific circumstance, the sdk will make mistake that choose the wrong mode and leads to more disfunction. Tips We do recommend you to choose the mode based on your target users, or just let users make their choice.
Notice: ApiClient has to be managed by WearTools, which means you should not create, connect, or release manually.