On 25-12-2022 21:32, AlliesXposs Xposs wrote:
> i'm sorry ...
> i'm first try use Jaybird 4 and firebird 4
> and Android studio Bumblebee
[..]
> any solution?
Jaybird cannot be used on Android as Jaybird uses classes from the Java
runtime which are not available on Android (although Android uses the
Java language and offers parts of the Java runtime, it is not a complete
Java implementation). For a while there was a fork of Jaybird for
Android, but as I recall the maintainer of that version stopped around
Jaybird 2.2.4.
For security and performance reasons, you shouldn't connect directly to
a database from Android anyway, but instead use a REST API (e.g. written
with Spring Boot) to mediate between your application and the database.
Mark
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Mark Rotteveel