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I have an Android app that currently generates a HTML file as the output when information is exported. I want to give users the option of exporting to a PDF document as well. I reached out to the good folks at iText but they want more than I can afford.
I read about the droidtext project and the fact that it can be used for commercial applications, provided one follows certain requirements. Can someone explain what I should do to be able to use droidtext in my app so I may sell on Google Play?
Detailed steps for LGPL compliance are already available on the droidtext project site.. Missed seeing it earlier.. Here is the link…
http://code.google.com/p/droidtext/wiki/LGPLCompliance