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Cannot Access https://egiintel.jfrog.io/artifactory/librealsense #12286
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Hi @Shaan-Mistry I will highlight this issue to my Intel RealSense colleagues. Thanks very much for your patience! |
Hi is there any update on the possible cause of the issue? Is there a way to develop without using this service? |
I have followed up again with my Intel RealSense colleagues and will let you know as soon as I have information. Thanks again! |
This is still an issue as far as I see now. How would we be able to download the library? |
Hi @xMKx I have informed my colleagues on the RealSense team about this issue and will be sure to follow up about it this week. |
Are there any workarounds that we can look into for now while the team fixes the issue? |
Hi @Shaan-Mistry I believe that the only alternative to the JFrog repository would be to build the Android wrapper from source code in gradle or in Android Studio using the procedure described at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/tree/master/wrappers/android#instructions |
Hi again @Shaan-Mistry I received feedback from my Intel RealSense colleagues regarding JFRog. We are no longer releasing to JFrog or performing any testing on Android. The reference to JFrog will therefore be removed in a future update. |
Thank you for the update. So if I wanted to build something similar to the C++ Native example, which example from here: https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/tree/master/wrappers/android#instructions would I follow or make changes to? |
I am unfamiliar with native NDK programming in the Android wrapper. The best reference available for doing so is likely to be #8277 When the above link talks about downloading from bintray, it means the repository that Intel used for Android downloads before it moved over to JFrog. #4091 also references programming of a native application. Sincere apologies that I could not be of more help on this particular question. |
Great thanks for the help! |
Hi @Shaan-Mistry Do you require further assistance with this case, please? Thanks! |
Case closed due to no further comments received. |
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I am trying to run both the Java and Native examples. It seems that I need to download the lib from https://egiintel.jfrog.io/ui/repos/tree/General/librealsense. But this link requires a login. Do I need to create some sort of account for the the JFrog? When I follow the link it says "JFrog's Free-Tier subscription has been deactivated."
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