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Use for own code

By XploreAR on Fri, 08/02/2013 - 11:30

I created new app in android. I copied & modified sample code for my own use. And copied the JNI folder to my own app folder then modified the JNI access key, package name with my own app. Shall i publish my app with these modification? or any Licence require? 

DavidBeard

Fri, 08/02/2013 - 16:08

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You're free to use the sample code in your apps. Be sure to read section 8 of the SDK license agreement. There are a few legal statements that you need to include in the EULA that you present to the user.

I didn't understand clearly. What is this? what can i do for this?

You can distribute your app and include the code from the JNI folder. But you also need to include the items in Section 8 of the SDK license agreement in your license ( EULA ) for the app - the EULA that someone must accept when they install your app.

How can i get & use my licence? How to include my licence? I need to replace this line © Copyright 2011-2012 QUALCOMM?

Are you distributing an app or the code itself?

You can't distribute the uncompiled code, but you can distribute an executable app.

See the following article for a description of what the EULA is and how to present it..

Im going to submit my .apk file to play store. I tested my app in device. It's working. I modified JNI and sample code for my own. Is it need to display EULA via dialog? or it won't need

Yes you'll need to present the EULA using a dialog. But you only need to have the user accept is once, and then you don't need to present it again. See the sample code I'd linked.