> the Android SDK is that it uses a subset > of libraries based on the Java language on a similar JVM virtual > machine.
True. > Applications can be created on the phone through Eclipse > with the plug-ins. > True. > 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? > This question is a bit confusing. JBoss, Tomcat, Apache are not per se client/server applications. > 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; > A client Java application usually has a GUI. Android has a unique way of programming a GUI. > possibly rearranging the design scheme in the process. > Yes. I well-designed client/server application allows for the use of clients programmed in differnt languages and running on differnet platforms.
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