Below is one of the many apk build processes:
Build process
The good thing about building manually your apk is that you don’t have to name your resources directory to res, you can name it anything you want.
You can find ant scripts in:
Step 1: Generate Resource java code and packaged Resources aapt package -f -M ${manifest.file} -F ${packaged.resource.file} -I ${path.to.android-jar.library} -S ${android-resource-directory} [-m -J ${folder.to.output.the.R.java}]
Step 2: Compile java source codes + R.java use javac
Step 3: Convert classes to Dalvik bytecodes use dx.bat dx.bat –dex –output=${output.dex.file} ${compiled.classes.directory} ${jar files..}
Step 4: Create unsigned APK use apkbuilder
apkbuilder ${output.apk.file} -u -z ${packagedresource.file} -f ${dex.file}
or
apkbuilder ${output.apk.file} -u -z ${packagedresource.file} -f ${dex.file} -rf ${source.dir} -rj ${libraries.dir}
-rf = resources required for compiled source files? -rj = resources required for jar files
Step 6: Generate a key use keytool
Step 7: Sign APK use jarsigner
jarsigner -keystore ${keystore} -storepass ${keystore.password} -keypass ${keypass} -signedjar ${signed.apkfile} ${unsigned.apkfile} ${keyalias}
Step 8: Publish use adb adb -d install -r ${signed.apk}
Inspecting your APK file:
aapt list -v latest.apk
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