Through the prelimenary filtering that I have done as I start to understand development with the Android SDK is that it uses a subset of libraries based on the Java language on a similar JVM virtual machine. Applications can be created on the phone through Eclipse with the plug-ins. This however means that if we were to see client/server applications such as JBoss or Apache Tomcat providing exclusive push and pull paradigm servers out there on the web with our Android phones then we have to wait for the development team behind JBoss and Apache Tomcat to recode their services with the Android SDK? It seems at first glance as though you cannot just take an existing java application and put it onto the phone without recoding your program through a conversion and creating an Activity out of it; possibly rearranging the design scheme in the process. Am I along the right lines here? And if there is any existing client/server applications such as JBoss and Apache, what are any suggestions?
~ JFrog "Debugging is twice as hard as coding something the first time. Therefore, if we write the code as cleverly as possible, you are by definition not smart enough to debug it."
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