> it may not be similar, but the final result is quite similar as long > as Pivot supports such DB and client/server communication issue with some > CRUD development support.
Have you looked at the web query APIs, both client and server? I imagine that might be a good starting point for a Pivot-based CRUD framework. > Also if we take restful API approach, there are not much things to do in > Pivot side. We can use existing tools like JPA and several tools to support > restful API. Web queries are actually designed to facilitate REST-style communication between a Pivot app and a server. >> Exactly - and I think we should look to capitalize on that. We need to get >> Pivot running on Android. I have been working on that. > > Is it a part of Pivot project? Not yet - hopefully soon. :-)