Daniel Thommes

If you are using Eclipse with Gradle Buildship Plugin to develop RoboVM apps: The buildship plugin has a bug and is not able to take program arguments with spaces for...

Workaround for HttpsUrlConnection: Instead of using Java with underlying OpenSSL: ``` try { HttpsURLConnection urlConnection = (HttpsURLConnection) new URL("https://www.google.com").openConnection(); urlConnection.getResponseCode(); System.out.println("Connected successfully via JAVA."); } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace();...

I have tried to bring a newer OpenSSL into the project. Unfortunately, this is quite a lot of effort because OpenSSL has to be configured correctly. I have cancelled the...

@dkimitsa I agree, it would be preferrable to have an **OpenJDK-based RoboVM**. Then, the OpenSSL problem would be solved. I am looking forward to such a solution 👍- possibly one...

Can you send me the stack trace of the error and your Android manifest. So I could have a look at possible reasons.

Which class is not found?

Could be done like described here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13884512/how-do-i-create-an-apklib-for-a-non-maven-project In this case however, JUnit4Android's dependencies for Junit 4 and Hamcrest should also be resolved by Maven. This means, JUnit4Android must become a...

Hi Rafael, I was also looking for a similar solution, as we are having a lot of Mockito tests that we are trying to run with Graal's new [JUnit native...