I wrote an Android App using the Mixare (link to mixare project) Framework (for augmented reality).
The first step was to get the App running with my own data source. This was pretty simple since you simply have to create a new Intent for the mixare content like this:
Intent i = new Intent();
i.setAction(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
i.setDataAndType(Uri.parse("http://myserver:8080/myData"), "application/mixare-json");
startActivity(i);
The problem is that this code simply makes a call to the mixare App on your Android device.
I want to modify the mixare view and integrate the whole source code into my App (it is licensed under GPLv3).
Do I have to use the mixare code as a library? What changes would I have to do to my AndroidManifest.xml for creating a new Intent?
I found out, that my question is not necessarily a mixare problem.
The Solution for integrating an Android app into another one is using the first one as a library.
For anyone who has not done this before this article helped me a lot. It explains how to integrate zxing barcode scanner into an Android app natively.