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android Programming Glossary: android.database.sqliteAndroid Error “Conversion to Dalvik format failed with error 2”? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15200286/android-error-conversion-to-dalvik-format-failed-with-error-2 47 android.content.res 35 android.database 14 android.database.sqlite 8 android.gesture 113 android.graphics 44 android.graphics.drawable..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1728476/does-android-support-jdbc android support JDBC I know that on android there is android.database.sqlite package that provides helpfull classes to manage the internal.. manipulate android's database without using anything from android.database.sqlite. I try to open connection using sqlite JDBC driver but when..
Version of SQLite used in Android? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2421189/version-of-sqlite-used-in-android 3 1.5 Cupcake Note Android SDK level links show where the android.database.sqlite package has changed. Where there is no link e.g. SDK level 17..
Portable JDBC vs SQLite on Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3455482/portable-jdbc-vs-sqlite-on-android Currently I am using the SQLite implementation provided in android.database.sqlite . I want to make a desktop application which uses the same codebase... jar. My problem is I'm currently making heavy use of android.database.sqlite . If possible I do not want to re write every database access.. code. I intent to write a SQLite interface compatible with android.database.sqlite which the shared code will use... on android it will be implemented..
Why is the paradigm of “Direct Database Connection” not welcomed by Android Platform? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4826242/why-is-the-paradigm-of-direct-database-connection-not-welcomed-by-android-plat so. Even in android sdk only local database access a.k.a android.database.sqlite is supported intrinsically. And it's stated in the description..
Android Error “Conversion to Dalvik format failed with error 2”? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15200286/android-error-conversion-to-dalvik-format-failed-with-error-2 315 android.app 136 android.content 28 android.content.pm 47 android.content.res 35 android.database 14 android.database.sqlite 8 android.gesture 113 android.graphics 44 android.graphics.drawable 1 android.graphics.drawable.shapes 11 android.location..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1728476/does-android-support-jdbc android support JDBC I know that on android there is android.database.sqlite package that provides helpfull classes to manage the internal android database. The question is can i use the standard java.sql.. The question is can i use the standard java.sql package to manipulate android's database without using anything from android.database.sqlite. I try to open connection using sqlite JDBC driver but when i added the library as e reference to the project eclipse crashes..
Version of SQLite used in Android? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2421189/version-of-sqlite-used-in-android 8 2.2 Froyo SQLite 3.5.9 7 2.1 Eclair 4 1.6 Donut 3 1.5 Cupcake Note Android SDK level links show where the android.database.sqlite package has changed. Where there is no link e.g. SDK level 17 indicates no changes to that package. Note Here are some anomalies..
Portable JDBC vs SQLite on Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3455482/portable-jdbc-vs-sqlite-on-android using SQLite in a project used by an android application. Currently I am using the SQLite implementation provided in android.database.sqlite . I want to make a desktop application which uses the same codebase. So I need to separate all the shared behaviour into.. all the shared behaviour into a separate portable project jar. My problem is I'm currently making heavy use of android.database.sqlite . If possible I do not want to re write every database access call to be compatible with JDBC or whatever I will have to.. To solve this problem with minimal impact on the existing code. I intent to write a SQLite interface compatible with android.database.sqlite which the shared code will use... on android it will be implemented trivially by android.database.sqlite and on the desktop..
Why is the paradigm of “Direct Database Connection” not welcomed by Android Platform? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4826242/why-is-the-paradigm-of-direct-database-connection-not-welcomed-by-android-plat android devices to connect to a database should be done like so. Even in android sdk only local database access a.k.a android.database.sqlite is supported intrinsically. And it's stated in the description of java.sql API that you must provide your own JDBC driver..
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