Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Widows Mobile and Android Develpment Platform part2



 However, the difference lies in the way that storage space is exploited. While Android can not install apps on memory cards, Windows Mobile allows. Both Android and Windows Mobile platforms have a relational database. In addition, both platforms have enough features libraries of useful persistence. Once the libraries have been initialized, the access to the database is available through an object oriented interface that can be easily accessed by developers.

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Performance figures are important for both users and developers. Comparing the results of the two platforms will be implemented based on the file size. The basic purpose of measuring file size is to get a better idea of ​​the configuration and the runtime dependencies included in the application packages.

Android applications are packaged in apk (Android Package) files. The. APK usually has a group. DEX (Android program files) files, operating as a single application file for use on the Android platform. The APK file. It's basically the compressed version of the content in the file 'AndroidManifest.xml'.

Windows Mobile applications make use of the cab-files for packaging and deploying applications. The first step in making a distributable file involves packaging application to a file (Cabinet) CAB. This CAB file will be deployed to other devices that can be expanded and installed. A CAB file is basically an executable file that contains the application, resources, dependencies such as DLL files and other resource files.

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