Saturday, February 4, 2012

[android-developers] Re: MS SQL connection

Dear Anand,

There is no need to write layers of convoluted middleware using PHP,
SOAP or REST. Android supports full JDBC connectivity to remote
databases. There are many free JDBC drivers such as JTDS that can be
embedded in your Android app to enable direct access to a remote SQL
Server database. You then use the SQL Server's native listener
service rather than creating an extra one yourself and communicate in
simple SQL from your app back to SQL Server.

This is exactly what we do with our MobiForms Developer tool for
creating mobile database apps. The MobiForms Developer is a rapid
application development tool which dramatically speeds up the
development of mobile database apps automating database cursor and
resultset management. For offline apps we also offer the MobiForms
Sync Server where you can create an app with an embedded mobile
database synchronising when comms permit to just about any remote
database including SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle etc.

For more information go to: http://www.mobiforms.com

Kind regards,

Tim @ MobiForms

On Jan 30, 1:21 pm, anand jh <jhanan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need to develop a android application in that I want to access MS
> SQL from my android application.Can some help as by giveing some
> code.Advance thanks

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