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I built a JAVA application for personal use, that makes the persistence with JPA and EclipseLink.
I’m making a equal for android. I would like to synchronize data via Dropbox.
Is there JPA and EclipseLink for android? I have not found anything about this.
What alternarivas there?
You can run almost anything which is pura java on android (with some minor exclusions ), but this does not mean that you should. Hibernate ( which is implementing JPA ) can be run on android, but your application willbe too heavy. Your handset is not heavy server system.
I would propose to store data locally serialized to JSON and exchange JSON data files via dropbox ( but of course I do not know anything about your use case to make better proposals )