Right-click your project and select Properties and go to Android in the left side bar.If not already installed, from the Android SDK Manager, install Android 4.4.2 (API 19).Make sure at minimum OneDriveSDK is checked. to select onedrive-picker-android, where you saved the SDK, as your root directory. In Eclipse, go to File → Import → General → Existing Projects into Workspace.If not already installed, follow prompts or go to the Android SDK Manager to install Android 4.4.2 (API 19) and associated build tools.Browse to the location where the SDK is saved and select the root onedrive-picker-android.or Import Module., to import into an existing project. Register your app ( ) to get an App ID (Client ID) to launch the picker. Install AAR via GradleĬompile ( ':onedrive-picker-android:v2.0 ') You can either download the latest version directly or clone the repository:įor information on configuring your environment to work with the sample applications or the picker SDK see Configuring your Android Environment. The picker for Android is available as open source on GitHub and includes both open and save capabilities. Supported Android Versions Setup Compile with the source code You can also follow along with our open picker sample app and saver sample app. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get your app quickly opening and saving files to OneDrive. When opening files from OneDrive, you can also get shareable links to files - great for sending to friends, coworkers, and relatives - and thumbnails of image and video files so you don't have to build them yourself.
It provides a set of Java APIs that your app can use to browse, select, open and save files in your user's OneDrive. The picker is the fastest way to integrate your Android app with OneDrive and OneDrive for Business.
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