Android Expansion Files and License Verification Library

Hi all,
I'm strugling with the libraries to verify a person's purchase in order to download play store hosted expansion files.
I got the downloading of expansionfiles and unpacking (from an own domain) down, but since it is for a purchased application and the .obb files will be stored in the play store, I need to check the purchase before I can download (right?).
I'm going by the following article:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/android-licensing-native-extensions.html
After getting all the latest SDK's (Android and AIR) I still get errors from the Adobe provided .java files.
First, the package name of Anroid's
com.android...LicenseChecker.java
is changed to:
com.google.android...LicenseChecker.java
Fine, I can change it's import in com.adobe.air.sampleextensions...AndroidLicenseCheckerCallback.java
However...
com.adobe.air.sampleextensions...AndroidLicenseCheckerCallback.java then begins to complain about the method LicenseChecker.allow( int ) not being implemented. OK, I can write that method if need be (not quite clear what to fill it with though)
Worse probably is that a number of consts ( CHECK_IN_PROGRESS, INVALID_PACKAGE_NAME ) and s'mores can not be resolved. Maybe because the overridden applicationError's parameter ApplicationErrorCode can not be resolved either... .
(I got android.jar and FlashRuntimeExtensions.jar linked OK)
sigh...
Does anyone know of more recent/functioning libraries? Or am I on the wrong track all together?
Thanks in advance,
Manno

[daytime again]
ofcourse the unresolved consts cannot de defined inApplicationErrorCode.
Still open for advice though...

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