Run IDE, for Java, ON Android 3.1
Question
I am about to purchase a tablet probably a Thrive. I need to know if I can write applications in Java, to use on a regular PC, on a tablet using Android 3.1. I am in school and I write a lot of applications using Java. I need to be able to write code using a tablet running Android 3.1 Honeycomb.
Also if I can do this what IDE can I use?
NOTE: I am not trying to write Android applications in Java. I am trying to write applications in Java (for regular PC) using a IDE from a tablet with Android 3.1 honeycomb.
Basically I want to:
- Install Java JDK on Toshiba Thrive
- Install IDE on Toshiba Thrive (such as eclipse, jgrasp, netbeans)
- Run IDE and write code in Java
- Save code to flashdrive
- Use/edit code on my PC
4 answers
solution1
2 2014-01-06 18:46:21
Go to Google Play and download AIDE although it is for designing Android Apps on cell phone. It works on my android tablet and takes Java. With a few tweaks I bet you could make it compile and run pure java. Please cheak it out and let me know. I am working on it right now. I need portable java development on the go anywhere!!
solution2
1 2011-09-23 07:55:03
You can't do that on a normal Android tablet, the best you can hope is to use Remote Desktop/TeamViewer/VNC to remotely use a normal PC an do your actual development there. One option you have is to root the tablet and install Ubuntu side-by-side the Android environment, but I'm doubtful that the OpenJDK will be up to the task.
On the third hand, a tablet is a device that is very hostile to text entry, and you wnt to perform an activity that is very text-heavy. Are you on the right track? (not to menttion the question on how to perforn shift-ctrl-f on a tablet)
solution3
1 2011-12-02 17:18:56
With the latest Asus tablet that runs Android on a quad-core chip, I see this as a possibility in the near future if not now. Essentially, it would be like a merge of iPad and MacBook.
And no AWT/SWing/etc is not a problem for me, since I will be doing server-side development (using Eclipse/tomcat).
Now the question: How hard is it to port JDK onto Android?
Allen S.
solution4
0 2012-03-05 14:20:06
You can use DroidDevelop
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.assoft.DroidDevelop
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