How to use Android SDK add-ons?

  • Can someone share some information about developing a new SDK add-on, for example, one Google Map API? I cannot find details on how to create a new SDK add-on?

  • Is this a good approach to add an SDK for connecting to Twitter, Facebook, YouTube apps? I mean, the library will contain access methods to the developer APIs supported by social networking applications. I am considering some ideas for developing a new SDK add-on.

  • Suppose I add a new service API to the Android kernel framework. Now can I create an SDK add-on to access this service? (This add-on library will have simpler API calls, which in turn will be available to the service from the main android service)

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1.) I have not tried this myself, but there is an SDK addon daemon available in the platform distribution. Check out the vendor / sample folder in the Android Open Source Project. There is little documentation on it. You need to create product files for your SDK add-on and build your platform with this product description. It will generate file system images necessary for inclusion in the SDK, documentation, etc.

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