Provides a client for a Jackson Android client that can communicate with a Jackson Java servlet.

The client maintains a session with Java Servlet. This requires that the class being called through the Java servlet has a parameter of HttpServletRequest

It handles JavaBean POJOs and will go into Maps and Lists and convert JavaBean POJOs in those as well.

• Put Java servlet in a library with a xml config file
• Test Java servlet in working webapp

• Add the android-jackson-client.jar to your project.
• Have the activity implement JacksonRemotingCallListener and create the following methods

  • public void onRemotingCallFinished(String theClass, String method, Object result)
    

  • public String urlForGateway()
    

• Call JacksonRemotingCall.remotingCall(JacksonRemotingCallListener caller, String theClass, String method, ArrayList params)
  • theClass = "com.example.RemotingService"
  • theMethod = "reverseAndAppendStrings"
  • params = {"first","second"}
• When the call is finished onRemotingCallFinished will be called on the activity
  • theClass = "com.example.RemotingService"
  • method = "reverseStrings"
  • result = "tsrif_dnoces"