The Webservice KSOAP2 is a project undertaken by the android development team and provides us with an efficient SOAP library that is built for the entire Android platform. It is a branch of the KSOAP2 library which has specifically been tried and tested keeping Android as the basis. It's packed with features and the android application development team often releases enhancements to help fix any bugs that may creep up.
KSOAP2 has been completely improved compared to KSOAP1 and all this is done especially for the android developers both outsource android development as well as offshore android development. Major changes that have taken place are:
KSOAP2 has been completely improved compared to KSOAP1 and all this is done especially for the android developers both outsource android development as well as offshore android development. Major changes that have taken place are:
- The overall structure has been made less compact and is now easily accessed.
- Now you get the best support system for literal encoding.
- The SOAP serialization support which was always present is now not mandatory and you can obtain it from a separate package.
- There is an addition of various classes that have been combined into this class namely - SoapSerializationEnvelope which provides you with SOAP support and lots more
- A newly introduced dotNet flag can be used so as to switch over to the namespace handling from SoapSeriaizationEnverlope.
Creating your very own Android Project
You can now quickly and easily create your own Android project using the ADT plugin's new Project Wizard. Easy steps to get your Android project up and running:
1. Go to Android and select android Project and once in click next to proceed to the important steps.
2. You will now need to select content for the project:
- Enter AndoridWSAccess as this is the name of the folder where your project will be based.
- Now you need to go to the contents option and select Create a new project in workspace, once there choose the location you wish to store it in.
- Once you've entered the target section you now have to decide and choose a particular Android target to use as the build target (To specify the android development platform you need your application built on)
- Now go to properties and complete the tasks as directed.
3. Now that's it lick finish and you've created your very own android project and can call yourself an android developer - thanks to the help of the webservice KSOAP2.
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