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Asked: 2026-05-21T12:49:50+00:00

Thans for looking, I hope you could help me. Currently, I want to get

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Thans for looking, I hope you could help me.

Currently, I want to get some data from an OracleDB server (on the LAN) from my Android app. I’m using JDBC with the ojdbc14.jar and the following code in my Android app and the stackTrace I have with the logcat :

http://pastebin.archlinux.fr/432118

As you can see, there is a big exception, and I’m not be able to fix it…

Has someone already succeeded in a OracleDB connection with his Android app and without webservices ?
Could someone help me fixing this Exception ?

For information : I’ve tried to change the ojdbc driver (the worst thing I’ve ever done >.>), and I checked the URL validity.

Thanks for helping…

EDIT : The application will have to get data from the OracleDB, and store it on the local SQLite DB of Android, because the Android device will be disconnected of the LAN (and I don’t want to make the data accessible from web [3G]). Once disconnected, the app will work with the local data on SQLite. When the user’s activity is finished, the device will be reconnected to the LAN and the app syncs the edited SQLite local data with the main Oracle DB server. SQLite <– local –> App <– when connected/sync —> OracleDB

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  1. Editorial Team

    Oracle actually has a product specifically designed for syncing the Oracle Database with mobile devices. It’s called mobile server.

    However the usage model is slightly different from what you’re describing; instead of connecting directly to Oracle Database, you would use a local Berkeley DB or SQLite database, and then mobile server would sync that with the Oracle Database.

    It can run as a separate process that automatically handles sync, or you can use API calls to control sync from within your program. If that sounds like something that could be useful to you, check it out here.

    You can download it from the download tab and try it out.

    Best of luck with solving your problem.

    Regards

    Eric,
    Oracle PM

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