do you have any idea, experience, or links of any tutorial about how to connect Laravel with MySQL database to android application made using android studio? Thanks.
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Tools :
1. PhpStorm
2. PostMan
3. Android Studio
Working with Android
You need to create api's for Database insertion, modification, deletion then Connect Api through RetroFit then Just need to implement what you want
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good day, I just want to ask that do you have any documentation (step by step) on how to Insert/Update/Delete in Android Studio using kotlin and postgresql for the database? I am new in android studio. I cant find any documentation I need for inserting/updating or deleting data in android studio using kotlin and postgresql.
You have to use any library like Retrofit where I assume you have postgresql as API endpoint, so simply you can go by the Retrofit documentation or many youtube tutorials, blogs
(https://www.vogella.com/tutorials/Retrofit/article.html or
https://www.simplifiedcoding.net/retrofit-android-tutorial/) which have described it. But first of all you need to have your API endpoint via which your android app can communicate with postgresql database
I am doing a project which requires me to query google cloud mysql database to save, delete, retrieve and update data using app build in android studio.
I have been googling for quite some time, all the tutorials are using AppEngine. However in android studio 3.0+, there isn't any App Engine available anymore.
Please give advice / guidance on what should I do?
thanks in advance
Since Android Studio 3 doesn't support AppEngine anymore, you have two options:
Build your own custom backend (web service) to function as a layer that allows database consumption via the Android app. This will require more development effort than option 2.
Set up Firebase and use its database instead.
You will have to do a bit of research on getting Firebase up and running, but you wan't have to build a custom backend.
If using the Google Cloud MySQL database is a must, then you can't get around to foreseeing your own backend layer.
I'm a beginner in android.
For developing I use Android studio 3.1.
I'd like to connect one of my application, to sql server, but i'm not able to find any working connection class.
Could someone help me?
there is no support to thing like this
in this case, you need to build an API to communicate between Android and SQL server
I am currently assigned for a task that requires me to build a mobile app/client, based on existing SharePoint server. All I have so far is the idea to build the app using Xamarin on Visual Studio and later I might connect it with SharePoint.
Can anybody explain to me the steps to do so?
Or if anybody have a better idea on developing SharePoint mobile app not using xamarin?
To dev your mobile App, you need to use REST API of SharePoint or you can use the CSOM (Client SharePoint Object Model).
have a look at this link witch explain how to do that with rest api : Build mobile apps for other platforms using SharePoint 2013
From the little I understand regarding Sharepoint, you will need the app you build to connect to the SQL Server in order to use the data thats on the sharepoint server?
I'm using MonoDroid for android development (meaning using visual studio 2010 and c#)
and trying to connect to sql server. can i use java.sql or system.data in my code and deploy it?
or if anyone has a better solution? (and please not the solution - "use eclipse")
Mono for Android provides System.Data.dll and the System.Data.SqlClient namespace, so you can use your existing System.Data code to connect to Microsoft SQL Server via Mono for Android.
However, you do need to enable TDS support within SQL Server, mixed-mode authentication, and other things. See also Mono's SQLClient documentation and (only indirectly related) my instructions to configure SQL Server for use by Mono with the NerdDinner sample.
Another option is to build a web service, create a reference from your mono project to the web service and use that web service to pass data objects to and from your application. This way you can use the normal .NET environment for getting the data and reuse that web service for other projects like an iOS version of your application without having to rewrite the data calls.
http://docs.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/application_fundamentals/web_services
Natively Android supports java.sql package, to connect with sql server , mysql or oracle, you required JDBC Type-3/4 driver. as per my knowledge currently available drivers are not compatible with Android. If you found any compatible driver then it is not advisable to use it because JDBC driver are optimized to work in LAN, Not WAN (Internet). the possible option is to create web service which act as bridge between Android and Database
Andorid <====> Web Service <====> Database