R Rvaras New Member Sep 4, 2016 #1 Hey everybody! I am new to android world so excuse me if it's a too *basic* question... What would be the easiest way to get my PC desktop app to communicate some of its sqlite data to an android mobile device (sharing the same network) ? (OR the easiest way to get my android device to read some of the Sqlite Datafile) Ideas or clues to learning resources on this subject are also welcome... Thanks
Hey everybody! I am new to android world so excuse me if it's a too *basic* question... What would be the easiest way to get my PC desktop app to communicate some of its sqlite data to an android mobile device (sharing the same network) ? (OR the easiest way to get my android device to read some of the Sqlite Datafile) Ideas or clues to learning resources on this subject are also welcome... Thanks
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 4, 2016 #2 You have several options: 1. Download the complete database file to the device and work with it locally. You can use SMB, FTP or any other way to download the file. 2. Use RDC. Start with this tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/31540/#content Latest version: [class] jRDC - B4J implementation of RDC (Remote Database Connector) Also important: [WebApp] Concurrent access to SQLite databases Upvote 0
You have several options: 1. Download the complete database file to the device and work with it locally. You can use SMB, FTP or any other way to download the file. 2. Use RDC. Start with this tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/31540/#content Latest version: [class] jRDC - B4J implementation of RDC (Remote Database Connector) Also important: [WebApp] Concurrent access to SQLite databases
R Rvaras New Member Sep 4, 2016 #3 Downloading the full database is not an option, as it is often changing and too large for that. ButI will take a look at the links. Thanks Erel. Upvote 0
Downloading the full database is not an option, as it is often changing and too large for that. ButI will take a look at the links. Thanks Erel.
