I’ve qt-opensource-windows-x86-android-5.2.1 installed and I’m using windows 8 64bit.
I've Known that only sqlLite driver is available for android, but I want to use MySQL. So is there a tutorial more detailed than this one
explains how to build the MySQL driver for Android on windows.
Note: The Application I've built runs successfully on windows but it doesn't even open in android.
I handled same project request the Android Apps work with MYSQL.
But our solution is using RSS and external XML to read/write the database.
Sorry about that cannot really help with your problem.
If RSS and PHP page is acceptable. I think you can try with it.
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I am using MySql database in my android app, can you tell me how can i run it on my android phone ratter than running it on emulator.
If you want to persist data in your app, Android by default has SQLite library pre-installed. Here you can see the tutorial how to use it. https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage/sqlite
But as they recommend on their landing page, it is much easier and convenient to use Room library, which works as ORM tool for SQLite on your device.
Here is the link to room library.
Well, I'm developing an android application with React Native, and I decided to use SQLite as a database
On the site 'https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage' it explains a bit of how to use SQLite with react-native, the problem is that I work with a Windows operating system computer.
I'm following all the steps of the site, but when I get into 'Setting up your project to import the pre-populated SQLite database from iOS application', I'm confused as I'm developing an Android application, and it teaches only for iOS.
I wonder if it has a way of doing the same thing for Android. Can you help me?
If you are using android then you can jump directly to Opening a Database.
As the documentation says, the step you are stuck in is for iOS only.
I am completely new to remote server. There is an eclipse which remote systems is installed on it. I want to have an android project and then use the remote systems to connect to PHP server and use MySQL data. I have installed android ADT and SDK on this Eclipse which has Remote system on it. Did I do a right thing? How should I connect between Android App and remote server? Is there any manual about it?
Hi as i understand question, you're interest in how to work with remote database from the Android application. For that is important to ask what platform you are going to use as server side PHP,JAVA, .NET? And according to answer it is possible to suggest nice tutorial.
It is quite good tutorial for beginning.
http://www.androidhive.info/2012/05/how-to-connect-android-with-php-mysql/
I am currently developing an Android application, which is going to use a database from MongoLab. Another member of my team has already created a working database on mongolab.com, I am just having trouble connecting to it via Eclipse.
I have looked all around Google and at countless tutorials, but I really don't know much about what I'm doing.
The best tutorial I have found is from mkyong.com. It seems the second section labeled Java MongoDB Examples is what I am looking for, but I cannot get the library being used in those examples imported into my projects.
Is there a URL I can search for in Help >> Install New Software in Eclipse? I have downloaded the mongo-java-driver, but do not know how to incorporate that into my Eclipse.
To clarify again, I have no need to create a MongoDB, I am just trying to connect to an existing database via an Android project in Eclipse.
You must add the driver jar to your CLASSPATH, please refer to this FAQ.
If you have done this correctly Eclipse should be able to provide import for the the Mongo class if you type something like:
Mongo mongo = new Mongo("localhost", 27017);
I think you need to use the rest API provided by the Mongo Lab , not the java API. Send Http call to the server and get the response and parse it using JSON Parsor, that should do it.
Java Mongo driver 2.6 is compatible with Android.
The actual version 3.0.3 isn't compatible with Android because javax.security.sasl.* isn't implemented on Android.
I'm working on a forked version of 3.0.3 adding javax.security.sasl classes of this project https://github.com/koterpillar/android-sasl
im developing a app in android 2.3, i need to connect to oracle server to fetch data for my app, can anyone tell me wat are the lib files to add and where. Please help
Please be sensible. Write a Web service front end for your database, one that protects your database server from rogue activity. Then, use that Web service for your mobile apps.
Another solution you should consider is mobile server, a product from Oracle designed specifically for syncing data between Oracle DB and mobile devices.
It includes a fully configurable synchronization engine that can either run stand alone, or be controlled from inside your app via APIs. It supports SSL so you can have safe, secure access to your data from Android and other mobile devices.
You can read about it here:
http://bit.ly/fmiAre
Also you can download it from the download tab on the same link and try it out yourself.
Good luck with your project,
Eric, Oracle PM