Followed all the steps at "http://aviary.com/android/documentation" but no luck. I'm not sure where to place the Intent in the custom url java file. Any please help Thanks

I have worked a little with Avairy but ARC got in the way of my dream plugin....but this might help http://codecanyon.net/item/photocam-for-your-photo-editing-needs/4515144 You can look in the code to see if you can possibly make a plugin...probably easier after 3.0... Not sure if that will help :) You might want to PM ATRAIN53 and see if he is closer I know he has mentioned working on one too http://www.buzztouch.com/ATRAIN53

That sample app and PhotoKIT which you can also find on CC are both very cool. I built something similar to those with the older Aviary SDK under iOS 5 that worked as a BT Plugin. Aviary and iOS has changed a lot since then and I'd have to revisit the code. Indeed BT now using ARC really opens us up to using 1,000's of these great controls and sample apps that would not work before. I've been able to port a ton of great code samples into the new BT 3.0 Core. But those CC samples are iOS - Lyle is looking for Android integration. @lyle - sorry just saw your PM now. (on vacation) I have not played with it on Android. I have looked at their sample app when they first released it. https://github.com/sephiroth74/Aviary-Android-Sample-App I would spend some time studying that. 'custom url' java file - that sounds like you're trying to use Aviary on the custom URL plugin screen? Most examples I've seen of Aviary are done as more of a photo editor type app - you launch a screen that will allow you access to the camera or your library and you take a photo or pick from your library and then edit it with Aviary and then save/share it. That's about the extent I used the code, simple straight up editor. But it's an SDK and code is code - you can build anything if you work at it. You did mention webview Maybe this might help get you started? This is a nice tutorial for working with Android web views. Based on what you described building, I'd start with building a new BT screen that results in something similar to this tutorial first and THEN look at adding Aviary to it once you have it working. http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/android/image-display-and-interaction-with-android-webviews/ Does that help at all?

Thanks for the help but i have seen all this documentation before. I have a fully functioning app not using Buzz Touch. The app has side navigation and uses Actionbar Sherlock. The app is designed to grab web views from a php fully functioning social network. I was trying to figure out how to add Aviary into my app and after user chooses a file or takes a picture they will be directed to Aviary and then it will post to the sites time line.