Snacktory on Android? java.beans.Introspector

[rubdottocom]

Hi! I'm trying to make it work on Android project but when I initialize fetcher:

HtmlFetcher fetcher = new HtmlFetcher(); 

A java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Ljava/beans/Introspector; is thrown.
I read about java.beans are not fully implemented on Android, and I found Open Beans project http://code.google.com/p/openbeans/ but I don't know how to make it work or if there is a simpler way to fix that exception.

Thank you.

[karussell]

Sorry, I don't know. Try to rename the open bean source files back to java.beans and put the jar in your app and see what happens.

[rubdottocom]

Hi! I added snacktory sourcecode to my project and added android version of slf4j http://www.slf4j.org/android/ and jsoup http://jsoup.org/download as external .jar libraries and seems to be enough to make it work :-)

I think is very useful information, maybe you can add it on you Readme.

BTW, your work is amazing!

Thank you very much.
Regards.

[DHuckaby]

He declares them in the pom file, which should be enough because this project uses maven to build.

[rubdottocom]

@DHuckaby I tried first what you say (converting the pom to gradle file) but some dependencies, I don't know which, had java.beans dependencies and the app fails. Maybe prepare an Android pom or gradle file for better handling of this it's a better idea, but I don't have many experience with maven :'(

[karussell]

Yes, I also think pom.xml is kind of standard even for gradle users ;)

Regarding the android pom.xml - feel free to share your code here or provide an assembly xml as pull request similar to:

https://github.com/graphhopper/graphhopper/blob/master/core/src/main/assembly/android.xml

[karussell]

Added in readme: b868660