Although I haven't done this on Android, and it's been a long time since
I did it in Java, Java will allow you to download JAR files from a web
site, and use them from within your application as if they were right
there all along. I used this a long time ago because I wasn't sure if I
was goin
IMHO, the conceptually correct way to do this is with a ContentProvider,
which exposes a database-like interface and can behind the scenes access any
datasource you wish (yes, it can go across the net). 'Just' marshal your
requests into a web request and parse the response into something like a
Mat
hmm that kinda sucks, maybe a PHP script run from the phoen on the
webserver to get the appropriate data. but how could i do that behind
the scenes?
On Oct 1, 5:40 pm, Billsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think you may try to access database in your phone directly. If that
> is the case, it is
I think you may try to access database in your phone directly. If that
is the case, it is hard to do since there are no database drivers for
Oracle, MySql, MS SQL server in android. If you really want to push
data from your phone to database, you can develop application in your
web server to acces
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