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android Programming Glossary: hibernate(need advice) Talk to MySQL server database from my Android App http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11955699/need-advice-talk-to-mysql-server-database-from-my-android-app protocol for the mobile user of your system. I used Hibernate to map the data to MySQL database. RESTful Service Using Jersey.. data to MySQL database. RESTful Service Using Jersey with Hibernate Persistence If you decide to follow this approach note that..
Android: SQLite one-to-many design http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2205327/android-sqlite-one-to-many-design You are welcome to create ORM style wrapper objects think Hibernate that allow you to manipulate a collection of children from the..
Are there any good ORMs (preferably JPA implementations) that support SQLite (on Android)? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3045405/are-there-any-good-orms-preferably-jpa-implementations-that-support-sqlite-on there is at least a third party Dialect for SQLite for Hibernate. I'm not 100 sure but EclipseLink seems to be an option too..
Is Hibernate an overkill for an Android application? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4257374/is-hibernate-an-overkill-for-an-android-application Hibernate an overkill for an Android application duplicate This question.. on a dedicated tablet. What does everyone else think Is Hibernate too much for an android application Will there be performance.. package. It was designed to be much less heavy compared to Hibernate and iBatis . I think that Hibernate is too much for Android..
(need advice) Talk to MySQL server database from my Android App http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11955699/need-advice-talk-to-mysql-server-database-from-my-android-app As a result this Web service can be considered as a generic protocol for the mobile user of your system. I used Hibernate to map the data to MySQL database. RESTful Service Using Jersey with Hibernate Persistence If you decide to follow this.. the mobile user of your system. I used Hibernate to map the data to MySQL database. RESTful Service Using Jersey with Hibernate Persistence If you decide to follow this approach note that it is highly recommended to separate your hibernate stuff form..
Android: SQLite one-to-many design http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2205327/android-sqlite-one-to-many-design to the one side. Now from an OO standpoint this isn't ideal. You are welcome to create ORM style wrapper objects think Hibernate that allow you to manipulate a collection of children from the one side. A sufficiently intelligent collection class can..
Are there any good ORMs (preferably JPA implementations) that support SQLite (on Android)? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3045405/are-there-any-good-orms-preferably-jpa-implementations-that-support-sqlite-on share improve this question Regarding JPA implementations there is at least a third party Dialect for SQLite for Hibernate. I'm not 100 sure but EclipseLink seems to be an option too although SQLite is not officially supported . But for Android..
Is Hibernate an overkill for an Android application? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4257374/is-hibernate-an-overkill-for-an-android-application Hibernate an overkill for an Android application duplicate This question already has an answer here Any good ORM tools for Android.. . It is a fairly large for mobile application and will be run on a dedicated tablet. What does everyone else think Is Hibernate too much for an android application Will there be performance problems What would you use instead if you think it is too.. improve this question I'd like to recommend my ORMLite package. It was designed to be much less heavy compared to Hibernate and iBatis . I think that Hibernate is too much for Android applications especially considering the size of the code and..
(need advice) Talk to MySQL server database from my Android App http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11955699/need-advice-talk-to-mysql-server-database-from-my-android-app with Hibernate Persistence If you decide to follow this approach note that it is highly recommended to separate your hibernate stuff form your Jersey services. You need to wire your DAO to your Service tier. see what @Rick Mangi wrote to me REST with.. need to wire your DAO to your Service tier. see what @Rick Mangi wrote to me REST with Java JAX RS using Jersey and hibernate It is also good approach to use HTTP Client in your Android App Since it supports @GET @POST @DELETE and @PUT commands and..
Is Hibernate an overkill for an Android application? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4257374/is-hibernate-an-overkill-for-an-android-application to explain why. Is it performance Is it too much configuration Which I don't mind Thanks java android performance hibernate share improve this question I'd like to recommend my ORMLite package. It was designed to be much less heavy compared..
how do you save android emulator snapshot? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4842612/how-do-you-save-android-emulator-snapshot android emulator share improve this question Honeycomb introduced this feature and it's pretty cool It's like the hibernate feature on a laptop. You're saving the state of the emulator into a big file and restoring its state from the file later...
Persisting a Collection class with ORMLite in android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6272155/persisting-a-collection-class-with-ormlite-in-android long getId return id java android database orm ormlite share improve this question @Robert is correct. When hibernate persists a collection or even an array it does so with hidden extra tables with foreign ids in other words hidden foreign..
Automate closing of applications in Android http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7195167/automate-closing-of-applications-in-android other posts about closing other apps. I know the documentation says Android isn't designed that way. Android wants to hibernate an app as opposed to killing the process. That makes sense but.... I wrote an app that automatically launches other apps..
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