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                                  P4Scout
                  Copyright 2010, Perforce Software, Inc.

This directory contains the complete source to P4Scout, the Perforce Android
application.

To build the source, you'll need:

 1 - A binary distribution of the Perforce Java API.
     You can retrieve this from
     ftp://ftp.perforce.com/<release>/bin.java/p4java.zip

 2 - An Eclipse based Android development environment.
     Full instructions for setting up the Android SDK can be found here:
     http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html


Building P4Scout

    The included project expects that you have extracted the P4Java jar file
    into a directory named "lib" under the main project directory, and renamed
    it to "p4java.jar".
	
    Once the project has been imported by Eclipse, you should be able to build
    immediatly by clicking debug.


Sample Code Status:

    The code included for P4Scout is not intended to be a tutorial on
    how to write an Android application, but rather to demonstrate a working
    application that talks to a Perforce server using the Java Client API.