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How can I use Adobe Reader Mobile SDK 9 to develop a pdf/epub reader for blackberry device?

Please help me if you have any idea about Adobe Reader mobile SDK.

Thanks.

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No, RMSDK can't be used on Java platforms unless you can use JNI.

Eno
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    Just to clarify: RMSDK is a C++ library therefore, you will need to build it using Android NDK, and then write a JNI layer so your Java app can talk to it. – Eno Jul 02 '10 at 18:10
  • Right, and as far as my knowledge - Blackberry doesnt have JNI support. – Badal Feb 18 '12 at 12:29
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I've been building apps for Android and iOS with RMSDK. What exactly is the problem? Android uses NDK for accessing some native code, necessary to run the DRM and view workflows. iOS has everything sorted out within XCode, including the C/C++ dependencies.

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    the problem seems to be the BlackBerry :) – Tore Jun 10 '11 at 11:49
  • I was asking about Blackberry platform, not the android. I am well aware about android NDK, I was just looking if Blackberry have something like that or not. – Badal Oct 20 '11 at 06:03
  • have you completed the development of apps using RmSdk in android and ios @hcabral. can you please tell me where is the starting point to develop the app in android using rmsdk. Please – prudhvireddy Jul 10 '14 at 08:46
  • @user1806231 you can start by contacting one of Adobe vendors and filing paperwork to use the trial version of RMSDK, which is in fact fully functional. The SDK has documents that will help you build and customize your apps. – hcabral Jul 11 '14 at 12:43
  • thanks.. can we use their white label apps..@hcabral – prudhvireddy Jul 15 '14 at 06:46
  • Yes, they allow you to use and modify their own apps (iOS, Android, Windows). – hcabral Jul 16 '14 at 12:40