I wonder if it's possible to build mobile apps with a database using Apache Cordova, and if it's possible to also integrate with a database in another location, like an external database that sends data to the app ( nothing too much like most apps). I do not know if that's possible. I researched and found no material. Can anyone tell me if it is possible and how? Or it may indicate some material (may be English).
What database types can be applied to a mobile app using apache cordova?
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asked by anonymous 10.02.2014 / 21:29
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Giving a searched, I found this page here, about a local bank:
From the first link:
" This API is based on the W3C Web SQL Database Specification and W3C Web Storage API Specification. Some devices already provide an implementation of this spec. For those devices, the built-in support is used instead of replacing it with Cordova's implementation. For devices that do not have storage support, Cordova's implementation should be compatible with the W3C specification.
This API is based on the WEB SQL Database Specification, W3C and the WEB Storage API Specification. Some devices already provide an implementation of them. In this case, the feature of the apparatus is used instead of the implementation of Cordoba. For devices without "persistence" support, the implementation of the Cordoba must be compatible with the W3C specification.
As for making the submissions to the remote bank, you could, for example, work with simple requests, remembering AJAX from life and, using the language that receives them on the remote server, save this in the database.
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10.02.2014 / 22:06