Hi Evan,
I am pretty new to this area of programming.
Can you please explain the way to connect to a database and retrieving
the coulmns into Android's SQL database?
Thank you in advance.
Sandreev.
On Sep 30, 6:46 am, Evan Ruff wrote:
> That's a great question and something that I'm wondering
That's a great question and something that I'm wondering too. Perhaps
there is an optimized version available that only does the simple
encode/decode?
FWIW, the Jackson JSON mapper that I'm using currently weighs in at
397kb.
E
On Sep 23, 11:44 pm, bseib wrote:
> BTW, I just built theprotobuf
BTW, I just built the protobuf-java-2.2.0.jar file and noticed it is
just over 300K in size. Anyone else using protocol buffers from an
android device? Does it necessarily need to be so big, or am I missing
some build param? It just doubled my application size.
-broc
On Sep 24, 7:09 am, "nEx.So
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 4:11 AM, Evan Ruff wrote:
>
> You know,
>
> I would be awesome if we could get some sort of native C++ system
> service to solve this issue. I don't really care WHAT the
> implementation is, so long as it's blazing fast.
>
Hi Evan,
Did you mean readObject/writeObject? T
I use JSON w/Ruby on Rails as my server. It works fairly well, though
I did have to do a little rigging to get errors handled nicely.
My vote is to keep going with JSON. All you really need to write is a
toJSON() on the server side and fromJSON(JSONObject obj) on the
client. It can get a littl
You could try protocol buffers...
http://code.google.com/apis/protocolbuffers/
On Sep 23, 1:11 pm, Evan Ruff wrote:
> You know,
>
> I would be awesome if we could get some sort of native C++ system
> service to solve this issue. I don't really care WHAT the
> implementation is, so long as it's b
You know,
I would be awesome if we could get some sort of native C++ system
service to solve this issue. I don't really care WHAT the
implementation is, so long as it's blazing fast.
Is that even part of the Android thing?
E
On Sep 23, 4:07 pm, WoodManEXP wrote:
> Evan, As far as I can tell t
Evan, As far as I can tell there is little support native to Android
for what you are lookng for. It has good basic http communication
support but not much higher level abstractions. That being said you
could write a layer to do the serialization into a stream and then
HTTP it to the server to be
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