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I would like to use a .jar file generated by SWIG in an Android application. What is the best way to deploy all of the underlying dll’s with the Android application?
In a desktop environment, my PATH variable includes the folder containing these dll’s.
DLL is a Windows technology. Android is not Windows. Android is based on Linux. You would be looking for
.solibraries. More accurately, you will be looking for the C/C++ source code behind those libraries, so you can cross-compile them for Android chipsets (e.g., ARM). That will be accomplished via the Native Development Kit.