I am trying to use Codenvy to develop, and I am switching from Android Studio. I am in the middle of a project. How can I transition? Can I use a special import feature? I have already tried to copy and paste the code, but a lot of libraries don't seem to be there. If you need to take a look at my source code, then just search up "calc-nigma" in Github search and you can click on the option that is made by beekaydev.
Thank you in advance.
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First you import project into eclips and test code... after this you can import in android – Muhammad Waleed Dec 10 '16 at 18:23
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@Javacoder I'm sorry but what are you talking about? – fweigl Dec 10 '16 at 18:29
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1-First you import your project in android eclipse and run the code. 2-if code is runing than you can import into android studio.. – Muhammad Waleed Dec 10 '16 at 18:36
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The Problem is not with your code but the dependencies Codenvy is using is Maven while it seems that your application may be using Gradle dependencies.
For the Support of Answer:
- Maven uses
pom.xmlfile to build your project. - Gradle uses
build.gradlefile to build the project.
If you want to move your project to Codenvy try migrating your Gradle build to Maven build using this thread Migrating Gradle build.gradle to Maven pom.xml.
Hope this Helps!
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Is there a feature in Android Studio for this? If there is, will I be able to copy and paste the result into Codenvy? – BeekayDev Dec 12 '16 at 22:40
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No Pal, there is no such feature available in Android Studio. – Shashank Shekhar Dec 14 '16 at 09:19
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are there any easier solutions. It doesnt seem to be working for me. I am okay with an alternative that involves codenvy and has gradle too. – BeekayDev Dec 18 '16 at 19:18