Книга: Beginning Android
Root Contents
Root Contents
When you create a new Android project (e.g., via the activitycreator
script, which you will see in Chapter 4, or an Android-enabled IDE), you get several items in the project’s root directory:
• AndroidManifest.xml
, an XML file describing the application being built and what components — activities, services, etc. — are being supplied by that application
• build.xml
, an Ant[5] script for compiling the application and installing it on the device
• default.properties
, a property file used by the Ant build script
• bin/
holds the application once it is compiled
• libs/
holds any third-party Java JARs your application requires
• src/
holds the Java source code for the application
• res/
holds resources, such as icons, GUI layouts, and the like, that get packaged with the compiled Java in the application
• assets/
holds other static files you wish packaged with the application for deployment onto the device
- Working As Root
- 4.8. Получение прав root
- 14.3. Rootkit
- Creating a Root Password and User Accounts
- Protect the Contents of User Directories —
- Use the Contents of the
- Granting Root Privileges on Occasion — The sudo Command
- Setting a Password for the MySQL Root User
- Printing the Contents of a File with cat
- 6.1. Root File System
- 6.1.4. The Root FS Challenge
- 9.7.1. Root File System on NFS