Книга: Beginning Android
What You Get Out of It
What You Get Out of It
When you compile your project (via ant or the IDE), the results go into the bin/ directory under your project root, specifically:
• bin/classes/
holds the compiled Java classes
• bin/classes.dex
holds the executable created from those compiled Java classes
• bin/yourapp.ap_
holds your application’s resources, packaged as a ZIP file (where yourapp
is the name of your application)
• bin/yourapp-debug.apk
or bin/yourapp-unsigned.apk
is the actual Android application (where yourapp
is the name of your application)
The .apk
file is a ZIP archive containing the .dex
file, the compiled edition of your resources (resources.arsc
), any un-compiled resources (such as what you put in res/raw/
) and the AndroidManifest.xml
file. It is also digitally signed, with the -debug
portion of the filename indicating it has been signed using a debug key that works with the emulator, or -unsigned
indicating that you built your application for release (ant release), but the APK still needs to be signed using jarsigner
and an official key.
- What's next?
- Placement of NAT machines
- Getting started with standards-based storage
- What’s Included
- 1.10 Getting Help
- What Is an XML-Based Layout?
- 2.1.3. Функция getopt_long()
- Ограничение времени ожидания для транзакций (Lock timeout)
- DEADLOCK TIMEOUT
- CONNECTION TIMEOUT
- About the author
- Chapter 11. Iptables targets and jumps