[android-developers] Re: Parsing heavy data

2010-06-09 Thread jacek
To address "heavy data" issue we parse it on a server into a compact binary form and unpack it on Android. Check out ambrosoft.com For lighter cases XPP is OK. On Jun 4, 8:48 am, mayank bisht wrote: > I am calling webservices in my application . I got response with > 10, data . i am using  ks

Re: [android-developers] Re: Parsing heavy data

2010-06-08 Thread Kevin Duffey
Like Frank said... why 10,000? To me, that's a bad design to try to deal with that much data on a mobile device. Make your data in pieces, make subsequent requests, or move it to a web platform and allow the user to use the browser (or embed the webkit in your app) and all the processing to occur t

[android-developers] Re: Parsing heavy data

2010-06-07 Thread nexbug
save it to a file, and use the pull parser with the file as the input stream ??? -g On Jun 7, 7:52 pm, Frank Weiss wrote: > AFAIK SOAP is a bit heavyweight for a mobile device, but in many cases > people have to use that existing legacy technology. Many people are using > lighter weight technolog