Wrox, 2013. — 408 p. + sources. — English. — ISBN:
978-1-118-18349-6.
Android devices have moved beyond consumer applications into
corporate and enterprise use. If you are eager to start building
data-driven Android applications that integrate with enterprise
systems, this book shows you how. The authors thoroughly explain
how to use content providers to share data, adapters to display
data, and web services to transmit data. They also show how to
integrate applications with existing enterprise systems, secure
data, and synchronize data. By the end of the book, you'll have a
solid understanding of how to create data-intensive applications
that today's businesses demand.
Enterprise Android:
- Focuses on making and using simple databases for caching or syncing results for REST-based applications
- Covers ContentProvider, REST, concurrency, and networking
- Details ways to use Hibeate to create a RESTful web service and connect it to Android
- Helps you enhance performance by avoiding CRUD-over-the-Inteet
- Gets you started writing backend cloud services that connect to Android
- Introduces a new open source and generic synchronization framework designed specifically to integrate with Android APIs
- Addresses the security-oriented aspect of application implementation
Enterprise Android:
- Focuses on making and using simple databases for caching or syncing results for REST-based applications
- Covers ContentProvider, REST, concurrency, and networking
- Details ways to use Hibeate to create a RESTful web service and connect it to Android
- Helps you enhance performance by avoiding CRUD-over-the-Inteet
- Gets you started writing backend cloud services that connect to Android
- Introduces a new open source and generic synchronization framework designed specifically to integrate with Android APIs
- Addresses the security-oriented aspect of application implementation