I want to make android applications by giving users a form and submit on my linux hosted web server.And after taking the details from user i want to create an android app for the user on the linux web server itself.But i dont know how to do the setup for making android application in linux hosted web server.
I have complete setup available in eclipse in my local machine.But is there any way i can make the apps runtime in my linux web server.
I have installed ant and java jdk in linux server but i dont know how android sdk needs to be installed on the server.
Please guide me on this.
Yoy have problemas in concepts, Android application is android application, your app always will be in Android device. If you cant to comunicate with linux, you can use a WebService, Rest API of anothe stuffs like this.
When you want to create an android application you need a Android SDK, IDE and Java.
Java i think you know how to install, install Java JDK.
IDE- Download Android Studio from official website.
Android SDK- Downloand when you have Android Studio.
Related
I have an android project checked out from git into an ubuntu server. I will be doing git check-in and check-out files inside this ubunut machine.
I have installed Android studio in my local system .i.e. windows machine.
Is it possible to use FTP in Android Studio to directly import the project from ubuntu server and edit them without copying to my local windows system. I did search around the internet and couldn't find any posts regarding how to do this.
I'm aware that we can install Android studio in Ubuntu itself, but I'm not allowed to do that.
It would be very helpful if anyone throws some light on this.
FTP is not enough, you need something like NFS that allows a user on a client computer to access files over a computer network much like local storage is accessed.
It looks like this functionality is only available on IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition, which Android Studio is based on. It looks like the server only stores the files and IDEA on the client does the heavy lifting. For Android, there's also the question of running emulators, which I assume is also done on the client.
Not sure what the delta is between AS and IDEA, but you can develop Android apps on it.
I am developing an application which requires setting up a Tomcat server. But in Android Studio, I am unable to find how to add Tomcat servers. Can anyone help me out on that?
Android Studio does not provide any integration with Tomcat. You need to either manage your Tomcat server outside of the IDE, or switch to IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate which provides both the Android development features from Android Studio and integration with Tomcat.
I'm looking for a way to develop a native android application ( with no server to run agents in ) . Is there a way to run an agent inside android and not like the jade fpr android tutorial chat application , where the platform is installed on server ?
Consider another Java-based agent platform such as Janus, where you can deploy and run agents without the need for a central server/container.
See this page: First Janus on Android Tutorial
I would like to use PhoneGap - Cordova for developing HTML5 + javascript application that will display sensor data on both win8 and android.
I have a basic question which I didn't understand from my research in the web.
what is the structure of such application? I mean, how to build this cross platform application in one project only?
what I see in phone gap - getting started guide http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.5.0/guide_getting-started_index.md.html#Getting%20Started%20Guides
and many other websites, is that the working mode is to open a project, for example in VS2012, for OS specific. but I want to use this project for win8 and android!
I'll appreciate any help, especially if you have code samples for it and maybe some useful tools\templates to open this project.
note: I'm new to HTML5-javascript.
gin,
the structure is you would be coding using jQuery,java script,CSS,resources and your basic HTML.
The HTML API and the CORDOVA's java script will integrate with the native plugins of Phonegap.
We can create our own plugin's,we have a format for it there in the same website.
You need to create different projects for each platform if you decide to build the app locally. For example, you need to create an Xcode project in a Mac machine to develop an iOS app. If you are ok to do cloud build, you can check out http://build.phonegap.com where you just need to upload your zipped html/js and css files and it will give u ready to run apps for iOS, Android, Windows mobile, BB etc...
I am trying to get Windows Azure Mobile Services up and running but can not for the life of me find the DLL anywhere on my PC. I installed the SDK already.
I thought I read somewhere that this DLL is only available for use in Windows 8 development environments. Is this true? I am running Windows 7. If so is there another way around accessing my database in the cloud?
You need to use the version of the DLL that Xamarin ported from the original code. Download it from their component store: http://components.xamarin.com/view/azure-mobile-services/
well that depend on the way you start developing your application. if you developed the script on Windows Azure Mobile Cloud Service and then download the project from the portal, I am sure you wont face any problems of the above.