Intel Multi-OS Engine provides a Java runtime and Java interfaces to iOS platform API to develop native iOS applications with native look and feel, native performance, and portability of common Java logic modules from your Android Apps. It comes fully integrated with Android* Studio hosted on Mac* OS or Windows* and contains all the development tools needed to develop an iOS* app and publish to the App store.
- Visit Intel Multi-OS Engine page to download the Technology Preview version of the product
- Walk through our Quick Start Tutorials to configure your development environment with Multi-OS Engine
- Read API Reference Manual at multi-os-engine.github.io
- Questions? Sure, we got you covered through the Multi-OS Engine Forum and Google group
- Applications created using Multi-OS Engine and posted to GitHub available here: github.com/moe-applications
Requirements for Apple Mac OS X hosts:**
- Operating System: Apple* Mac OS X* 10.9 or later
- Google* Android Studio* 1.2 or later
- Java* Development Kit (JDK) version 8
- Android Platform SDK
- Apple* Xcode* 6.x and 7.x
Requirements for Windows hosts:*
- Operating System: Microsoft* Windows* 7 x64 edition or later
- Google* Android Studio* 1.2 or later
- Java* Development Kit (JDK) version 8
- Android* Platform SDK
- Apple* iTunes*
- Apple* Mac OS X* host in LAN that has Multi-OS Engine installed and can be accessed using SSH
The following samples are available for the Intel Multi-OS Engine:
- Calculator is a cross platform calculator. Demonstrates simple techniques: work with buttons, performing actions
- CurrencyConverter demonstrates how to open an URL and retrieve the content of that URL just using built-in Java* classes
- DateCell demonstrates formatted display of date objects in table cells and use of UIDatePicker to edit those values
- FlipView is an application that illustrates the following techniques: subclassing UIView, reacting to taps in views, open a URL to an external web site using Safari, flipping view content from front to back
- InAppPurchase sample demonstrates how to make purchases in your applications
- KeyboardAccessory shows how to use a keyboard accessory and how to use the keyboard-will-show and keyboard-will-hide notifications to animate resizing a view that is obscured by the keyboard
- LazyTableLoader demonstrates a multi-stage approach to loading and displaying a UITableView
- LibGDXMissileCommand shows how to implement libGDX game
- MuseumMap sample is based on SimpleMap sample. This application demonstrates work with SQL DB
- NoteSqlite shows how to make persistent storage with SQLlite library using generated bindings for iOS part
- NoteTaking shows how to make persistent storage with file system
- NoteTaking_Android is Android-only version of the NoteTaking sample
- OpenGLBox demonstrates 3D graphics programming using OpenGL
- Planets demonstrates working with UI Kit graphics
- RssReader demonstrates use of HTTP and HTTPS using Java* API
- SimpleMap is a simple application that demonstrates working with MapView
- SimpleNetworkStreams demonstrates work with sockets
- Snake is a port of android snake sample. Demonstrates simple game creation technique without sprites. Using UIImageView.
- SQLite3Demo_java_sql shows how to make persistent storage as SQLite database using java.sql package
- SQLite3Demo_android_database_sqlite shows how to make persistent storage as SQLite database using android.database.sqlite package
- Taxi is a template for taxi app that allows to select an address on Google Map
- TheElements demonstrates reading content from XML file. Works with UITableView, adding cells, using scrolling. Example of Master-Detail view, loading images from assets, reacting to taps in views, flipping view content from front to back
- TicTacToe demonstrates a simple game creation technique without sprites. Using buttons and performing actions.
- WebBrowser is a simple browser that uses WebView
- WordSearch sample demonstrating work with dictionary and substring search added
The Samples are distributed under BSD 3 Clause license. The Samples incorporate, or dynamically links against, some third-party software. See NOTICE.txt in the root folder for details.
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