Ok these two are light, but there is log4j-1.2.15 (383kB) included in the API's zip file as well.

I meant that the application which includes all the jars from the zip takes 1.5 MB

Sorry if I'm confusing sth

I'm wondering if those logging libraries are really needed on Android. Their are quite heavy. I've examined that the simplest application, which does nothing but connecting to the server, already occupies about 1,5 MB of disk space..

What are you using those for?

May you post your code here so we can learn? or what magic you did for that? I didn't use any magic :-) I've just picked up the code from the sample included in the zip file with API libraries :-) It works pretty fine on my HTC until I try to send a public message. There is only one thing that you ...

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