Ensure that your app's minSdkVersion is set to at least API level 21.
Add the dependencies for the latest version of the AMAPI SDK to your
application. You can find the version of the latest available library, and how
to add it to your application, in the AMAPI SDK's release notes page.
Add queries element
If your app targets SDK 30 or later, then queries element is needed in the
AndroidManifest.xml to specify that it will interact with ADP.
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