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- SQLCipher for Android v1 (0.0.6-RC1 )
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- 2011/10 /29
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+ SQLCipher for Android v1 (0.0.6-FINAL )
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+ 2011/11 /29
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CHANGELOG
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- includes icu44 data file for devices without it built-in ( < 2.2)
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Android 3.0 (SDK Level 11)
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Android 3.1 (SDK Level 12)
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Android 3.2 (SDK Level 13)
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+ Android 4.0 (Not Tested)
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HOW TO
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- 1) Update your import path from android.database to info.guardianproject.database and you are almost there!
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+ 1) copy the libs folder into your project. If you are targeting 2.2 and below, include the 'icudt44l.zip' in the assets folder as well.
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- 2) then when you open your database, just pass a variable argument to the open database method with your password:
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+ 2) Update your import path from android.database to info.guardianproject.database and you are almost there!
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+ 3) then when you open your database, just pass a variable argument to the open database method with your password:
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SQLiteDatabase.loadLibs(this); //first init the db libraries with the context
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SQLiteOpenHelper.getWritableDatabase("thisismysecret"):
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- and you are secured!
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+ 4) run your app to ensure all the libraries are being loaded correctly, and that your app runs.
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- You will need to implement a passcode entry user interface to your application, as well. The longer the passcode, the better.
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+ 5) You will need to implement a passcode entry user interface to your application, as well.
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+ The longer the passcode, the better.
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ABOUT
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