if yes, is there a tutorial available for creating an android app using the same?
if no, what db can i use apart from from SQLite, i need to keep the DB seperate from other apps.
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if yes, is there a tutorial available for creating an android app using the same?
if no, what db can i use apart from from SQLite, i need to keep the DB seperate from other apps.
I’m not familiar with Ultralite, but I see it is available as .jar files and Java files, so it is very likely to work if included as a library.
Android only supports a subset of java.* and javax.*, but I’ve looked at the import statements in the .java files and there doesn’t seem anything too exotic, I think you’ll be OK.
I’m a bit puzzled by this
There is no reason why using SQLite will inhibit your need to keep the DB separate from other apps. In fact the design of Android makes it very difficult to do anything else than keep apps’ data separate. In fact, one of my apps has three different SQLite databases internally. So you are not limited to a single SQLite database, even within an app.