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The cloudbase.io Android helper class

To run the demo application register at http://cloudbase.io and create an application. Enter the application code, secret code and password generated by cloudbase.io for the new app in the settings screen.

This repository contains an eclipse workspace with two projects:

• CBHelper - the actual cloudbase.io helper class. This compiles to a jar file
• CBHelperDemo - this is the cloudbase.io demo application and it depends on the jar file produced by the helper class project

For the demo application to compile and run correctly you will need to make sure that the library is included. There are two places where we need to call it from the project properties:

1. Right click on the project once you have imported it in the workspace and click properties
2. In the Android section click "Add" on the "Library" list - you should see the CBHelper project in the list if you have correctly imported it in the workspace. Add it.
3. Next in the "Java Build Path" section select the "Libraries" tab. There press "Add Jar", the first button on the right and select the jar generated by the CBHelper project in your workspace.