SQL would then be acting as a go-between for your Java and the database. In the case of Android development, that might be an SQLite database stored on the device as a text file.

Creating and using an SQLite database for data persistence in Android apps. Covers the basics, as well as using foreign keys. Full source included.

Android Studio 3.1 is officially live in the stable channel, and it brings a wealth of new features and optimizations, including a new Android Emulator ...

I'm charged with writing a web service to serve data (read-only) from a SQL Server database to the standard mobile devices. I was planning on writing a web service with .NET (WCF) to serve the ...