how to use Apache at my Android App - android

I want to read and update data from server (using Apache) to my Android App.
I`m new at the Apache part.can anyone give me a guide for this kind of operation? I already download "XAMPP", and my main goal is to read a JSON into my App, but I believe I can manage also with php .
I know that this is general question but I don't understand at this subject.
Thanks.

the most basic way is to make sure your web server is listening on an open port(usually 80). in your android app send a request to your webserver (url request). on your server hava a script that echos or prints JSON data...

Apache is a web server. You need to connect to it using HTTP. There is an HttpClient and other ways to get http server data, as long as you have a network connection.

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well, to send data to the server you can use HttpPost and HttpGet requests.
and as you need to get results from the server then, yes you'll need a web service.
You can use servlet (or) webservice, any service, as long as it can be accessed through URL. Make sure the servlet/webservice returning XML/JSON (one of these two formats are preferred, you need to code your servlet/service to return response in one of these formats) response when you hit the URL in internet explore. Once you make sure URL is returning data, then
1) In your app, using HTTPClient, invoke the URL
2) You will get either XML/JSON
3) If it JSON, use in buit JSONObject to parse the response and get the data
If response is XML, use either SAX/Dom parsing to parse the response.

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i do not prefer doing it with php server Android PHP server
Since you don't want PHP and you specifically say you are using Android and Java, why not implement a servlet to host the patches. Then use HttpClient on the android side to send a request over to the servlet and have it respond with the patch.
More on servlets:
http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/java/Servlet-Tutorial/
And some simple code for HttpClient:
http://w3mentor.com/learn/java/android-development/android-http-services/example-of-http-get-request-using-httpclient-in-android/

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Your server is not on the Android device I guess, so I don't think the question is android related.
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