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You’ll find your app page navigation implemented in the Activity (and Element) classes. In your Activity and Element classes, you’ll find processing for the user interaction functionality you added to Events inside Dropsource, as in this part or the Place Search example app – the click listeners include the Actions added to the Tapped Events on the Buttons in the Place page: HTTPManager, which handles connecting to your APIs), and data models used in the app. Java folder, you’ll find classes for some of the Elements you added to your pages, Fragments (portions in an Activity UI), library code added to the app (including Res > layout directory – more on that below. This line refers to an XML layout file named The Activity specifies the user interface that the page presents to the user, including the design via a line that should look something like this:

The Activity is defined as a Java class, which specifies its behavior using methods that execute when a page starts, resumes, and stops. Double-click an Activity to see its code. Open theĪctivities directory to see the code for each of your app pages. Java folder you’ll find your app package, with a number of sub-folders to deliver each part of the app’s behavior. Your application logic is written in Java. See the official guidance for more on using this file. If you plan to add third-party functionality to your downloaded app using a library or SDK, you may need to add information to the Manifest.

Intent - filter element, which specifies how an Activity (page) can be launched.

The components that make up the app inside theĪctivity element for each page you created in your Dropsource project.

When a user attempts to install your app, they will be prompted to grant any permissions included in the Manifest. If you add functionality to your app, you may need to enter new elements for any permissions they require.

Permissions for any device access the functionality requires, such as location, Internet access, phone calling information, and so on.

The Manifest specifies a range of app-level settings, including: With your app open in Android Studio and Project selected on the left, you’ll find the Manifest in the If you need to add functionality that isn’t currently available in Dropsource but want to continue working in the Dropsource editor later, get in touch at in case we can help you to achieve the behavior you need, for example using plugins.

Submitting an Android App to Google Playīear in mind that once you make changes to the downloaded code your Dropsource project will no longer be up to date, so make sure you have completed all of the steps you need in the editor before you spend any time working on your downloaded app.

Importing Source Code into Android Studio.