This project allows you to access PDFNet's native C++ library right in your android project.

app/
  src/                        - Project source files and resources.
  build.gradle                - Module level Gradle build file.
PDFTron/                      - location of the native lib files
build.gradle                  - Project level Gradle build file.
gradle.properties             - Project-wide Gradle settings. Contains Apryse license key and credentials.

1. Make sure that both the NDK & LLDB tools are installed in your android SDK
2. Open the Project Structure window (File -> Project Structure) and set the NDK location to the default
3. Add headers and platform .so files to the project
   1. Download the latest Android SDK from here
   2. Extract and navigate to /lib/full/ and extract pdftron.aar (7-zip or any archiving software will work)
   3. Copy the libs folder in to the app folder in the projects root
   4. Copy the folders in the jni directory into the PDFTron folder in the projects root
   5. Copy the headers folder found in the root of the SDK download into the app folder in the projects root

After the above steps have been followed, your project structure should look like the following:

app/
  src/
  libs/PDFNet.jar
  headers/
    C/
    Common/
    FDF/
    Filters/
    Impl/
    PDF/
    SDF/
  build.gradle
PDFTron/
  arm64-v8a/libPDFNetC.so
  armeabi/libPDFNetC.so
  armeabi-v7a/libPDFNetC.so
  x86/libPDFNetC.so
  x86_64/libPDFNetC.so
build.gradle                  
gradle.properties             

4. Clean and run the project and you should see the installed fonts displaying in your simulator/device. Note that you can attach a debugger and step through the C++ code in cpp/native-lib.cpp

• Access the C++ API here

See License