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In this chapter, we will explore the basics of a simple native program, also known as static binary, to be run in the device. You will also learn how to build a shared library (dynamic binary), and finally how to call that shared library within a simple Android project. Let s get started.

Descriptive title of the step. This text is displayed in the sidebar along with the titles of all the other steps. Defines whether or not the user may return to this step from subsequent steps or from the sidebar. Setting this value to False causes subsequent steps to hide the Previous button and renders the sidebar link useless (although it s still clickable), so the user can t navigate back to the step. The user can navigate forward to the step if they can somehow get to a previous step in the sequence. If you want to avoid this, simply set the AllowReturn value for all the steps to False. This property determines which navigation to display for the step. There are five different WizardStepType enumerations: Start, Step, Finish, Complete, and Auto.

Apache log4j allows us to configure the logging framework programmatically without specifying any system property. As mentioned earlier, the properties-style configuration files are parsed with the org.apache.log4j.PropertyConfigurator object; we can use the same object within an application to read and parse the configuration file. For example, in the program in Listing 2-4, we could have used the following to configure the logging framework: public { } where args[0] is the name of the configuration file supplied as a command line parameter. This will also configure the framework correctly by reading any configuration file specified. The only important thing to note about this method is that ideally the configuration should be loaded at the entry point of the application, such as in the main() method. Otherwise, the application might be loading the configuration information several times and slow down performance. For example, if you want to initialize log4j within a servlet, the best way to do that is inside the init() method of the servlet, which will be called only once. Likewise, the initialization will take place only once. In a more simplistic situation, the Logger object can assume a very basic configuration through the org.apache.log4j.BasicConfigurator class. BasicConfigurator.configure() This instruction configures the root logger to a level of DEBUG and assigns org.apache.log4j. ConsoleAppender as the default appender with the conversion pattern %-4r[%t]%-5p%c%x - %m%n. By default, log4j is configured to propagate the logging request up through the logger hierarchy. static void main(String args[]) PropertyConfigurator.configure(args[0]);

Identifies the step as the starting step. The wizard displays the StartNavigation Template in the navigation section. Identifies the step as a middle step. The wizard displays the StepNavigation Template in the navigation section. Identifies the step as the final step before completing the wizard. The wizard displays the FinishNavigationTemplate in the navigation section. Identifies the step as the wizard completing step. When the user has completed the wizard, you can opt to send the user to another location using the FinishDestinationPageUrl, or you can allow the Wizard to display the Complete step. The Complete step is a means by which you can display a message to the user indicating the success of the wizard, provide links to other locations, or otherwise give the user some direction as to what to do now that the wizard is complete. When displaying the Complete step, the wizard does not display navigation buttons in the navigation section. When a step is set to Auto, the control determines which navigation template to use based on the position of the step in the step sequence. If it s the first step in the sequence, then the control displays the StartNavigationTemplate. If it s the last step in the sequence, the control displays the FinishNavigationTemplate. If it s anything else, the control displays the StepNavigationTemplate.

Caution You should always specify a title for your wizard steps. If you fail to provide a title, the wizard uses the ID of the template as its name in the sidebar. If you fail to provide both a title and an ID, then the wizard does not display anything in the sidebar, but displays the step when users click on the Next or Back buttons. This can be very confusing, so make sure you always specify a title.