I'm new to the android application development. I found some packages java.sql and javax.sql packages in the API of android while going through it. My doubt is can I access the Oracle Database directly using drivers. So what type of driver is used to connect.
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Is there any way to access the a database server directly in Android? If not, why? Also, are there any external tools for this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm completely new to Android, but supposed to learn Android. My question is: Can android connect to a database server like Oracle?
So i have my Android application and i wanna write/retrieve data from a database like Oracle. Please explain a little more how android interracts with Oracle databases.
I am trying to develop an application for a students but I really don't know how to connect to the oracle database. I just want to connect to the central db and execute sql statements.
View 2 Replies View RelatedWe are developing an Android application will connect to Oracle DB. I have problem with JDBC library dependencies.
I always get (java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver) error, this happened when the Class.forName ("oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver") didn't find the JDBC library. At my case I double checked that my ojdbc6.jar library is existed correctly at build path.
Is there any farther configuration I've missed ? Regarding libraries dependencies, is there any difference at development between J2SE and Android application ?
IDE: Eclipse SDK 4.2 with Android
Android target platform: 2.3.3
Had my phone two days and I've already managed to screw it up. Gmail through the browser works fine. Notifications of new mail work fine; I can pull down the notifications bar up top, click on the mail note, and read/mark everything fine from there. But I'm screwed once I exit that. See, I can't just access gmail directly through the app. If I click on it, I get a black screen saying "your mail will appear shortly" and a note in the bar up top saying "waiting for sync". Just cleared Gmail data.
View 4 Replies View RelatedWe have a website that makes use of OAM for single sign on (form-based authentication). When we submit credentials to WebGate / Access Server the authorization succeeds, however after the authentication is performed, the form action (as configured in the Authentication Scheme - with passthrough:no) returns a server error instead of redirecting to the originally requested URL.
If we use Mini Opera, we are able to get authenticated and forwarded properly.
This problem happens on numerous Android phones (versions ranging from 1.5-2.2), as well as the Emulator provided with the SDK.
This is proving to be a real problem as the default browser on Android phones is not able to get access to our sites(and this is the only browser that is having this problem).
I have created a WebView-based custom browser with the hope of seeing a client-side error and tried trapping every possible error....none show up....
I have tried to trace all of the http requests and found only a single difference in the requests... the http header for Connection:keep- alive is not sent by the Android WebView.
I have provided some tracing info below...
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How to access my web application database in android emulator, i want list out my database values. These are in my web application. database name employees and table: employee_data. i want to get employee_data data on android emulator.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm searching information about how i can access a specific database that to not belong to me, and that is store in /data/data/com.... directory is it possible without root access? it it possible with root access, and how?
View 3 Replies View RelatedBasically I am creating a database driven website in Web Developer 2008. The database is stored in the App_Data folder of my website project. Could I have an iPhone, Blackberry, Symbian, Windows Phone, webOS or Android app access the database via an HTTP (or some other type of) request? I would like to know if this is possible before I move too far in the programming.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm new bie to android.. i want to access external database from my android application.. I've searched so much time in the Internet but could not get exact idea how to implement?
Please help me If any one is having idea on that and post if u have any code related to it.
how to make an android application to access a database on a laptop
1- do i need an internet or network? and how can i establish it between the laptop and the android device?
2-can i use HTTP request or anything else? and how?
I have an mysql database with some sports results in it. I want to write an android application to display these data on mobile phones.
I´ve searched on the internet for this issue and i think it is not possible to have a direct connection between the mysql database and the android application. (Is this right?)
So my question is the following: How can i have access in the android application to the mysql database in order to display some of the data?
I'm working on an Android app with a Java component and a C++ component via JNI. The C++ component is used on other platforms. It would make my life considerably easier if the C++ component could query the existing SQLite database (via the SQLite C API), without having to shell calls out to the Java side.
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there a command that i can access directly a key into an application? I don't wanna capture when user press the key, i wanna access it without press.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm still pretty new to using Android, but I decided that my first application would be a simple flashlight app for my new Incredible. Unfortunately, it seems to be more difficult than I had originally thought.
It seems that there's no way to access the LEDs through the SDK, at least not without a bunch of weird hacks to make the phone pretend that it's taking a picture. Even then, I can only get the LEDs to turn on. They only turn off if the phone is put on hold, and doing so breaks all camera-related apps until the phone is rebooted.
So, I was wondering if accessing the LEDs through the NDK was possible, or if there was any other camera-related APIs that would seem to do what I want.
I've looked at other code for other flashlights, so it looks like it's a hardware-based problem. I figured I'd give up because it doesn't appear to be possible, but I thought I should ask here first on the off-chance somebody knows something that I don't.
I am looking for a way to get sensors' data ( especially Accelerometer) directly without using Listener approach. Actually I need to have the data really fast! I can not find any way to read sensor data by myself. Anybody knows anything about it? Is it possible to read data with more than 50Hz?
View 9 Replies View RelatedIn Linux, we can get the framebuffer directly by "open("/dev/fb0", O_RDWR);"
Is there any way I can call the similar function via JNI in Android or how can I access the frame buffer directly in Android?
Is there a way to directly access a Jpeg's file metadata, without having to go through the ImageManager services?
View 4 Replies View RelatedIt would be immensely helpful to me if I could make a logcat app to run directly on my G1 for when problems occur on the road that I can't seem to reproduce at home (one problem in particular) Any experts out there know if this is possible? If it is what do I need to know?
View 13 Replies View RelatedNow that checkout will be supporting more countries, is it possible to integrate google checkout directly into my app. My business model is not based around a paid/demo app model, but on a add-on model. I would like to be able to make sales directly from the app itself using the market account if possible. I could reposition to a free/paid model, but I'd prefer a in-app model using google checkout and a streamlined process. Is this even possible at the moment?
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there any way to link directly to an application in the Marketplace? You know, so you could use something like AdMob to launch the Marketplace and bring users to your app. Or to launch the Marketplace from a URL or something. Been trying to figure out how to do this. Anyone sniff any G1 traffic yet?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI would like to ask you smart people if anyone has seen any documentation regarding web access to a database from within an Android application. I would like to create a (FREE) application where the users can share information (rants/complains) around the globe. Each user will be able to see a little globe in his phone with locations of other users and some specific information about them.
Architecturally, I am thinking "database in my GoDaddy host, exposing a web service", and the web service accessed from the Android application. But I see no documentation about accessing web services. I can also go XML, maybe, but I am not seeing what mechanisms exist in the Android for over-the-web XML access.
I have a feeling I am mis-understanding something big in the picture. Can someone point me to docs, or knows something about this topic? (the iPhone has a Lighter app where you can see people lighting around the globe. Mine is similar, but people would not be lighting, instead they will be "complaining/ranting").
I am working on a Android app and I have a dilemma. I have a list of Objects. I have to update each of these objects with a database. I have 2 methods:
Method 1:I can loop through the Objects. For each object I can connect to the server, update it, and then move on to the next Object, and so forth.
Method 2:I can store the Objects in a list, send the whole list to the server, update it on the server side, then return a list of updated objects.
My questions are:
Which method is faster?
Which method is easier on the phone's battery?
I understand that to access a SQL database from Android I need to create a web service that will run on the SQL server and will process requests from the Android application, what I need to know is how to create this web service and how to access it from Android.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm using an sqlite database in my app.
I have this dbhelper class in a services class like so.
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In my activity classes I access and keep this application as a local variable like so:
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And my service call looks like this:
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I've added these overrides in to try to get rid of my memory leaks.
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But I can't get my memory leaks to stop.
How to rid myself of these memory leaks? These leaks are of the type:
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I am new to android platform. I am testing one android phone application. I want to see the database entries for that.
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How to create database on pc that i can access it by android app?which technique is the best for this Bluetooth or Wifi or...between the mobiles?
which technique is the best for this Bluetooth or Wifi or...between mobile and pc?
I am creating an android app that is basically a listing of information on Mushrooms. I get this information from an sqlite database. I have a global singleton with a services class inside it in which I use to access my db. Almost every activity accesses the db. Is it better to leave my db open all the time or open and close it as I need the data? If the best practice is to leave it open all the time, where do I need to make sure to close it and what is the worst case scenario if I left it open when the activity was destroyed?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a Windows web server already set up with a website (unlimited application pools) and I want to be able to access a database on that server via the Android app I'm developing. How can I do this? Can someone point me to a tutorial or give code example of how this cross-platform (Android/Java to ASP.NET/C#) communication can be done? (I'm trying to create a leader board or global scoreboard for my Android game on my server.)
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