Android External Java Jars

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Android SDK is a subset of the Java SDK and may not have all javax.* in it

Read this on sqldroid project see if it offers any insight

here is the java.sql package api from android sdk

The information here seem to sugges that use the native sqlite using specific apis and the JDBC classes are only interfaces looking for a jdbc driver if one is available

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Here is a lengthy discussion on this topic at android developers group

It is perfectly alright to ship a jdbc driver with your application. But don't use the jdbc driver for sqllite that is in Android as it is not supported.

This may not be that significant for built-in sqllite. But if you want to connect to external cloud based databases this becomes very important I take.

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Here is how Felix Java Jar imported into Android

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external java compiler jar files are indeed a fair game

See this link to see the build process in android that clearly allows external jar files.