DanH is incorrect in his assertion that There is no remote DB
paradigm in Android.
The Android framework supports full standard database JDBC
connectivity to databases such as Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.
A direct connection to a remote database is perfectly secure, usable
and technically
I would urge anyone considering your toolset (which do look very nice,
but I haven't really looked into them) to consider your sync server
approach over direct JDBC connections.
I can't speak to the quality of your efforts -- but from your stated
feature set, I think it fills a major need, and I
Well, I've been told by TPTB that there is no remote DB support on
Android. I suppose your package may offer it, but it's not part of
the base OS. At least that's what I was told by People Who Ought To
Know.
On Aug 29, 2:53 pm, Tim t...@mobiforms.com wrote:
DanH is incorrect in his assertion
I'm trying to remember the line from that old Cagney movie --
something like I don't know which is more merciful -- to ignore him
or tell him there is none.
There is no remote DB paradigm in Android. Rather, you are
encouraged to have the server end provide a REST interface with
which you can
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