> I suppose the answer you are looking for is this: you will have to run > Tomcat as a service on the Android.
I'll get the chance to analyze the service structure of the Android SDK within the short future. Things will start falling into place over time and you answer is probably suited to a response that I was expecting. Thanks F. Weiss. > Putting Tomcat on Android would be akin to attaching a snowplow blade to > a dachshund. I agree, that would not be that useful of a solution and wouldn't consider it, although there are some great advantages for having mobile databases for people out in the field. > Yeah Tomcat is way, way too big to fit on Android. JBoss will > probably fit on future Android devices somewhere around 2035. :-) Technology is moving along quite quick, but yeah, I assumed that it wasn't as simple as pumping java applications through a conversion tool and then voila! These were realistically just examples. In the commercial world why would someone want to have an expensive handheld data system when they can just access a database online through the internet medium or via a mobile phone service.
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