This is the readme file for transforming Android client to your own branding and your own access point

System Requirement:
   Java SDK 1.7+ (Required)
   JAVA_HOME environment variable is set (Required - Example: JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_25) 
   .NET 4 framework (Required)
   Perl (Required)
   Android SDK (Optional)

(1) unzip the zip file. It will contain
  inputdir - the input branding directory, you will need to update the files in the folder for your own branding.
  GladinetCloud-6.6.32727-release.apk (or apk with higher build number) - the android apk package for the current release
  AdjustStringXml.exe - helping transform string values
  apktool.bat - wrapper around apktool.jar
  apktool.jar - tool to unpack apk file and pack apk file
  jarsigner.exe - you will find this file in JDK
  readme.txt - this file
  transform.cmd - the command to run to transform
  zipalign.exe - you will find this file in Android SDK. Help make the apk file ready for Google Play submission.

(2) Prepare the inputdir, this is the input directory for all the branding material
    common.txt: update the strings defined in the file
        accesspoint - this is the access point you want to use by default
        configstore - this is the on-disk folder that will store persistent settings on android device
        packageid - this is the package id for your android package. Usually it is in the reverse DNS name format.
    common.keystore - the keystore to use by default. 
                      . You can follow how-to-create-keystore.txt to generate your own key.
		      . Before generate your own key, please rename current common.keystore
		      . please update transform.cmd for the password for the key
			"%JAVA_HOME%\bin\jarsigner" -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore "%2\common.keystore" "%outputfile%.temp" android -storepass android
			Change password defined after -storepass
    Update the png files to your own branded images

(3) Generate your own branded apk
  From command prompt, run 'transform.cmd input.apk inputdir'
  For example: transform.cmd GladinetCloud-6.6.32727-release.apk(or apk with higher build number) inputdir
  The output will be output.apk

(4) You can test the APK file generated and submit it to your own Google Play Developer Account.