On Jan 11, 12:45 pm, Kevin Duffey <[email protected]> wrote: > Android framework would require at a bare minimum an Activity of some sort.. > from there you could launch a service and then with some work get it to run.
Or you could start a service from a BroadcastReceiver > example utilize some JDK code that isn't supported on the Dalvik jvm as it's > not a full J2SE implementation. Swing code, I think applet code, Corba, > stuff like that I don't believe exists in the Android SDK. Only the bare minimum XML classes are there (this is another question that comes up frequently) . In general server-side Java technologies (e.g., many Apache projects) tend to use at least several jars and wind up being too big to be useful with Android apps. JEE clients and SOAP clients like Axis are not on Andorid and again wouldn't fit if you tried to port them. You do have HTTP classes and java.net. Lots of Android applications are clients to web servers, including Tomcat and JBoss.
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