You probably want to look at the source for the mobile futon app in the android market, it is a web app, with couch embedded, and bootstraps a database (and configuration)
https://github.com/daleharvey/Android-MobileFuton pretty much all the code needed is in https://github.com/daleharvey/Android-MobileFuton/blob/master/src/com/daleharvey/mobilefuton/MobileFutonActivity.java Cheers Dale On 25 October 2011 20:55, Jens Alfke <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Oct 25, 2011, at 8:02 AM, Wordit wrote: > > I have a web app I want to deploy to Android. It will remain a web > app, *not* native Java (thanks to the virtues of Phonegap). > > I suggest asking this on the mobile-couchbase Google group < > http://groups.google.com/group/mobile-couchbase>, where the folks > knowledgeable about the Android build hang out. (I work on the iOS version.) > > - CouchDB for Android is intended for native access via Java, At least > from looking at: … Or can I use javascript to access the couch on the > Android device? > > I know there’s been some work on integrating CouchDB into PhoneGap, but I > don’t know the current status. > > - Asking users to install CouchDB, or mobile futon, separately is a > dependency which will turn many users away > > It’s not a separate install. You’d build CouchDB / Couchbase Mobile into > your app. > > - Even passing the above obstacles, the db would need to be populated > on the first run > > I know this can be done on iOS and I’m pretty sure it can be on Android > too. > > —Jens >
