Developers can to continue to use JCenter as a read-only mirror for Java packages, but JCenter is deprecated, and will no longer accept new packages or updated versions. This repo change might require updates to a project's adle and/or other configuration files to resolve SDK dependencies. The public repository for Zebra’s EMDK-for-Android API SDK binaries has changed from JFrog's JCenter to Maven. ‘com.symbol:emdk:7.6.10’įrom the menu bar, go to Android Studio > Preferences > Build, Execution, Deployment > Compiler.Ĭheck the "Sync project with Gradle." box shown below:Įnable Android permissions by modifying the application's Manifest.xml file:įor apps targeting devices running Android 11 (API 30) or later, add the following line in the element of the app's Manifest.xml file:Įnable the EMDK library in the application node of the manifest:īuild configuration updates might be required. Add the following line to the dependencies section:ĬompileOnly 'com.symbol:emdk:x.x.x' // e.g. In Android Studio, go to the app module in the Android project in which to use EMDK.Ĭ.
To enable the EMDK SDK in Android Studio:Ī. To add the capability to also configure device settings from a new or existing app, complete this section and the EMDK Plugin section. This section includes the minimum steps for enabling EMDK to build productivity apps targeting Zebra devices running Android.
Be sure to read and understand the licensing agreement(s) of any selected JDK or SDK.Please install Android Studio before proceeding.IMPORTANT: Due to package visibility restrictions imposed by Android 11 (API 30), EMDK apps targeting A-11 (or later) must include the following element in their AndroidManifest.xml file:Īpps targeting API 29 (or earlier) have no such restriction no change to the element is required. The following software is required to use EMDK for Android: Windows EMDK extends Android Studio with tools to interface with and configure Zebra Android devices and their scanners, ports and other peripherals needed for data acquisition or other enterprise application requirements. Android Studio enables Java developers to easily create powerful line-of-business apps for Android.
This document describes how to set up macOS and Windows computers running Android Studio to work with Zebra's EMDK for Android software development kit.
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