Hello Aaron,
You can use Siaqodb ( http://siaqodb.com ) as local database for MonoAndroid
(or MonoTouch); databases can be encrypted, very simple API, small
footprint,etc
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This looks really interesting. I'll take a look at it.
Thanks,
-Aaron
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(or MonoTouch); databases can be encrypted, very simple API, small
footprint,etc
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Subject: Re: [mono-android] Encrypted Database
Don't think that actually works. By the looks of it, the SQLlite
implementation on Android does not have the implementation of the
sqlite3_key method that actually does the encryption.
Calling the ChangePassword method results in this er
Don't think that actually works. By the looks of it, the SQLlite
implementation on Android does not have the implementation of the
sqlite3_key method that actually does the encryption.
Calling the ChangePassword method results in this error:
I/MonoDroid( 2415): UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: System.EntryPoi
Aaron,
I *think* that if you use a password with a SQLite connection then it'll
encrypt the database (eg. http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/forums/t/130.aspx)
Andy
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I was looking for the same thing for files and didn't find anything that
really did that. Short term, we're going to write something to encode
our data (encode it and shift the bits). Nothing fancy, but at least it
wouldn't be easily visible.
Tim
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