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So I need to develop an android application with a SQL_Lite db. Several times a week there must be a synchronisation between androids DB and a MySql BD located on WAMP server.
The condition is that this sync must be done when the android device is docked to a “docking station”.
How can I transfer data from my android application to mysql DB without using the wireless option?
Thank you for your suggestions
You can use ADB tool from android SDK. It would however require enabled application development on all phones and installed development drives on docking station. Then you can forward ports from station to device itself, even starting Activity using am command from adb shell. You can also download and upload whole sqlite files (any most of others). Such configuration would work without any wireless connections, but devices would be somehow insecure. Development option is not meant as general tool for everyone and allows manipulation without being seen by user.
Other way might be USB modem tethering, but i am not really sure it can do something like that. If that provides address of local device that can be connected to, it would work. But I never have tried it.