Re: [xmlvm-users] Android to iPhone

[Gergely K. <ger...@ma...>]

Hi,

Currently XMLVM implements a limited subset of the standard Java API. For
networking HttpConnection should be available. (I am not even sure if it is
merged in trunk, check at xmlvm-reviews.appspot.com for patches).
I don't know how the Apache HttpClient is implemented, but I think it uses
the standard java.net classes as a backend. So it should be possible to
cross-compile the HttpClient and implement any missing Java API classes in
the compatibility library.

Regarding the Telephony API: Compared to Android, iPhone only has very
limited Telephony API in the SDK. The iPhone OS4 made some improvements, but
it is not yet released to devices yet, and it is still pretty limited. You
should consult the documentation at developer.apple.com.

If the iPhone SDK supports the required functionality, you will have to
create the wrapper classes for the Telephony API (should be pretty
straightforward), because it is currently not mapped to Java.

Best Regards,
Gergely

2010/5/4 Christian Kierdorf <chr...@go...>

> Hi,
> I wrote an Android App that uses the Apache HttpClient and the
> TelephonManager.
> Is someone working on this? I may need some help with this.
>
> Chris
>


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