Here is the primary statement (the hello world of SignalR in Android, compiler-wise): Platform.loadPlatformComponent(new AndroidPlatformComponent()) Īt first it wasn't picking up anything, then it picked up import .Platform for Platform.

Problem #2: Having imported the aar as a module into my app project in Android Studio, it still does not see the necessary namespace to make the primary statement work.

Here's from my adle: compile ':gson:2.3.1'Ĭompile files('libs/signalr-client-sdk.jar')Ĭompile files('libs/signalr-client-sdk-android-release.aar') So I tried to follow that as closely as possible. Library as a gradle dependency to the project. The readme.md says to:Īdd the signalr-client-sdk.jar, signalr-client-sdk-android.jar gson I have figured out how to use a jar in Android Studio, so if there's a way to create a jar at this juncture, I can probably make this work.Īt this point I included the dependencies into my app project. Problem #1: This project only gives me an AAR, not a JAR. Then I extracted it and loaded it as a project into Android Studio. I downloaded the official Microsoft java client for Android, as a zip. I already had an Android app project in Android Studio, which I want to make talk to that working Hub as a test, as the next step. Then I went to go get the Android java client working. The client in that tutorial is javascript, and I got it working ok in a web page (in Chrome) on PC AND on my Android phone over WiFi on my home LAN. I successfully followed the tutorial on getting started with SignalR, so now I have a working Hub. I'm trying to bring SignalR into my Android Studio project.

Android studio hello world step by step