Hi Kumar
I don’t think google will let people lay any other .jar file , unless you
rebuild the source code of android.
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i will try using sqldroid library to my needs, i will try to connect
to a remote mysql
The first thing you should do is write an application on a desktop PC
to do the DB accesses you want (without using interfaces unavailable
on Android). Work it out there, and then figure out how to map it to
Android.
On Oct 19, 4:58 am, goodwin weigoodw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Kumar
I don’t
Not that I'm aware of, but remember that any code executed on a
machine you do not control is untrusted. It would be all too easy for
someone to modify your code in a way that can make calls to your db
that corrupt the db.
Making a php or java server-side application that you can just send
http
There is nothing implemented into the standard SDK to directly connect
to a MySQL database.
Your best bet might be to use something like an external library such
as: http://code.google.com/p/sqldroid/
I've never used this myself though.
On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 11:29 PM, JonFHancock
i check that library and it's for LOCAL SQLITE databases!
i am talking about remote mysql dabatabases, not sqlite and not local
greets
On 19 oct, 08:36, Miguel Morales therevolti...@gmail.com wrote:
There is nothing implemented into the standard SDK to directly connect
to a MySQL database.
i will try using sqldroid library to my needs, i will try to connect
to a remote mysql dabatabase, not sqlite and not local
but im having some problems, plz can someone help me?
- how can i add sqldroid-0.1.jar to my project (sorry but i am
newbie and i can't find nothing about adding this to
As far as I can imagine, the whole concept of having a library that could
connect to a remote DB is not worth for a mobile platform. You are not
writing a desktop app anyway, which would require the whole DB with all it's
features exposed through a remote DB connection. It too much for a mobile
i will try using sqldroid library to my needs, i will try to connect
to a remote mysql dabatabase, not sqlite and not local
but im having some problems, plz can someone help me?
- how can i add sqldroid-0.1.jar to my project (sorry but i am
newbie and i can't find nothing about adding this to
It's kind of a hopeless cause: Android does not implement remote DB,
and because of that it's considered unnecessary or unsafe.
But I think you can do the operations yourself, if you're willing to
get down and dirty with the protocols.
On Oct 18, 4:29 pm, saex elpablos...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Hi saex,
Iff you have control of the/your server, and if it runs a JSP web
server such as Apache TomCat (free), you could use my 'really simple'
web service protocol for your purposes called: 'SQL+PaWS'
to get direct/barebones and easy access to an SQL server (including
MySQL) with standard SQL
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