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How do I load my own Java class in C on Android?
Application works in debug / run from Eclipse, but .APK gives .classNotFoundException when parsing XML layout that contains a custom View

In Android, I am accessing a native C library, by doing:

System.loadLibrary("testlib");

To load a native library.
In the JNI_OnLoad() function, it is trying to find a Java glue code class:

JNIEXPORT jint JNI_OnLoad(JavaVM *vm, void *reserved) {
        JNIEnv *env;
        jclass k;
        jint r;

        r = vm->GetEnv ((void **) &env, JNI_VERSION_1_4);
        k = env->FindClass ("com/test/android/aclass");

The FindClass() fails, and throws a NoClassDefFoundError exception.
Any idea why I cannot see my Java class from my C code?

I use this same library in another test application, and it works (so I am confident that the library works). I don’t see why one app can find the java class, while the other cannot.

Answer 1

Found the answer.
My clue was that it would run fine if I ran it through eclipse, and only had this problem when I created a .apk file.

I found the solution here: Application works in debug / run from Eclipse, but .APK gives .classNotFoundException when parsing XML layout that contains a custom View