In this post I’ll try to explain how to communicate between an Android client and an EJB-service-based server.
The application I’m working on is a simple whiteboard, which allows a group of users to draw basic shapes on a canvas.
My mission today is enabling my client to read a simple string from the server. In the next post I’ll explain how to pass serialized objects.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Android: Sliding panel
I'm a programmer.
I'm a Java programmer.
I'm a programmer experiencing Android for the first time. I became addicted.
When I first went to design UI for an Android application, I realized very quickly a basic thing: The screen is small.
I put aside old habits, and focused on the following three points:
I'm a Java programmer.
I'm a programmer experiencing Android for the first time. I became addicted.
When I first went to design UI for an Android application, I realized very quickly a basic thing: The screen is small.
I put aside old habits, and focused on the following three points:
- Simplicity
- Movement space
- Full functionality (as possible)
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