I want to make a mobile application with drupal as back end because already done the same application as a website.I want to use the same drupal for my android application
Please any one help me with this
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Phone: phonegap drupal
Drupal: services
Drupal: libraries api Not to be confused with the other library that’s for 6.
Secure Login drupal: oAuth
Secure login android: Oauth/ID
Tutorial: a monster tutorial
Tutorial: IBM Create a custom web services Grate write up must read.
Videos: services videos
Important fix for Services ATM: fixes for SPYC
This will give you a basic JSON API, If you follow that tutorial you should be aware your passwords are plain text over whatever airport wifi your clients happen to be passing through. Oauth will fix that. The tutorial dosn’t give chrome extensions
Chrome: postman – best debugger for rest I’ve seen on chrome.
Android specific HTTP videos: 3 episodes 200 episode list
source code to that HTTP stuff and much more mybringback
Hint: The stuff about twitter’s json & sutch is EXACTLY what your getting from drupal, this is why it’s included for native development.
Iphone&Drupal: iphone & json video Not what your after per say but lets you watch someone write a quick module to patch services into there phone. I I recommend skipping to 5:35 after the install takes place.
Android: http-wraper & examples
Android: another HTTP wrap
Android: another another http wrap
Drupal: views datasource Enable views to spit out the JSON would work for much simpler projects where you don’t care about user authentication, just using Drupal’s CMS magic to glue the pieces together.