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Abstract: Packt Instant Starter: get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks.This is a Starter which gives you an introduction to Spring for Android with plenty of well-explained practical code examples.If you are an Android developer who wants to learn about RESTful web services and OAuth authentication and authorization, and you also want to know how to speed up your development involving those architectures using Spring for Android abstractions, then this book is for you.But core Java developers
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Anthony Dahanne is a Java software developer since 2005. His favorite topics include Android, Continuous Integration, Web Services, and of course, core Java development.
During his spare time, he enjoys hacking on some open source Android app (G2Android, ReGalAndroid, and so on). He also contributes from time to time to build/IDE plugins usually involving Maven and Eclipse.
You can meet him at one of the many Java-related user group gatherings at Montral (Android Montral, Montral JUG, Big Data Montral, and so on).
Working at Terracotta, he's currently implementing the REST management tools for EhCache.
I would like to thank Guilhem De Miollis for his time spent reviewing the content of the book and even suggesting some topics. My colleagues at the Interfaces team at Terracotta, for always taking the time to share their deep Java knowledge with me, and finally my beloved wife Isabelle for her patience and help to make this book happen.
Stanojko Markovik was born in Skopje, Macedonia, but now resides in Paris, France. He holds a master's degree in software engineering from the faculty of electrical engineering and information technologies in his hometown of Skopje. His expertise spans from developing enterprise-level applications; serving millions of clients to developing single-user applications for mobile or desktop using various technologies.
Throughout his career he worked for companies that range from 5 10 to 500 1000 employees. As an engineer, he is versatile in multiple platforms and technologies including Java, Android, Blackberry, Spring, J2EE, C, and C++.
He has also presented his work at industry conferences on innovative technologies and worked on EU projects to improve the technological advancements of the twenty-first century.
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Welcome to Instant Spring for Android Starter . This book has been specially created to provide you with all the information that you need to ease your Android development using Spring for Android. You will learn the different features provided by Spring for Android and get started with building your first apps using these features.
This book contains the following sections:
So, what is Spring for Android? describes Spring for Android has an extension of the Spring Framework that helps simplify the development of native Android applications; it currently (Version 1.0.0.RELEASE) features a REST client (RestTemplate) and OAuth support (Spring Social).
Integrating it in an Android app teaches how to integrate Spring for Android with the Eclipse IDE and ADT (Android Development Tools), as well as with Maven.
Quick start Rest Template will show you how to use some of the core features of the Spring for Android Rest Template module; for example, creating a REST client. By the end of this section you will be able to retrieve, update, create, and delete REST resources using message converters and/or HTTP Basic authentication.
Quick start OAuth will show you how to use some of the core features of Spring for Android Auth module; for example, creating an OAuth connection to Google+ to read a user profile. By the end of this section you will be able to establish an OAuth connection to authenticate your user and app.
People and places you should get to know Every open source project is centered around a community. This section provides you with many useful links to the project page and forums, as well as a number of helpful articles, tutorials and blogs, in addition to the Twitter feeds of Spring for Android super-contributors.
In this first section, we will go through the main aspects of Spring for Android: RestTemplate, Auth, and what Spring for Android is not.
The RestTemplate module is a port of the Java-based REST client RestTemplate, which initially appeared in 2009 in Spring for MVC. Like the other Spring template counterparts (JdbcTemplate, JmsTemplate, and so on), its aim is to bring to Java developers (and thus Android developers) a high-level abstraction of lower-level Java API; in this case, it eases the development of HTTP clients.
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