How to modify or add additional functionality/methods to the Android C API demo?

To handle additional functionality or methods to Foxit PDF SDK Android C API demo, follow the steps below:

1. Go to “samples\ViewerDemo\jni” and review how the implementation on how some of the API are already done.Tip: Look for functions that have similar parameters and use it as your template for writing your own.
2. Create a new .cpp and .h file that includes the method you need.For guidance, see http://developer.android.com/training/articles/perf-jni.htmlFor example for the cpp JNI file can contain,

JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_foxit_gsdk_pdf_MyNewSomething

  (JNIEnv *env, jobject jpdfObj, jlong parameter1, jint parameter2, jobject parameterEtc)

{

//Note:Wrap job here. Means error handling and how you want the function to work.

return FSPDF_SOMETHING(parameter1);

}

For example for the .h content file can contain,

JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_foxit_gsdk_pdf_MyNewSomething

  (JNIEnv *, jobject, jlong, jint, jobject);

1. Open samples\ViewerDemo\jni\arm_mk\jni\Android.mkAnd add your new source file to the defineFor example,

   LOCAL_SRC_FILES :=\
   
   $(SRC_PATH)/com_foxit_gsdk_pdf_MyNewSomethingSource.cpp \

2. Add the same define from step c to samples\ViewerDemo\jni\x86_mk\jni\Android.mk
3. Create a Java file at “samples\ViewerDemo\pdf_src\com\foxit\gsdk\pdf” and define your interface.
4. Open a command prompt/Cygwin and navigate to “samples\ViewerDemo\jni” and run the command ndk-build –bNote: Please see “docs\FoxitPDFSDK4_1_DeveloperGuide.pdf” if you are having problems running this command.
5. The new interface should now be available to use.

Note: This article refers to a deprecated version of a Foxit Product. If you are still using Foxit PDF SDK 5.3 or older, please refer to your download package documents for Developer Guide and API Reference.

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