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100			_aCollins, Charlie _911428
245			_aAndroid in practice
260			_bManning Publication Co. _aNew Delhi _c2016
300			_axxii, 623 p.
365			_aINR _b699.00
504			_aTable of Content: 1. Why Use a Service Bus? 2. Installing and Configuring the Software 3. Hello World Service 4. Message Flow Basics 5. A Crash Course in WSDL 6. Message Flows 7. Advanced Messaging Topics 8. Reporting and Monitoring 9. Security Models and Service Bus 10.Planning your service landscape 11.Versioning Services 12.Administration Operations and Management 13.Custom transport 14.How Do I? 15.AquaLogic Service Bus Actions
520			_aAndroid in Practice is treasure trove of Android goodness, with over 100 tested, ready-to-use techniques including complete end-to-end example applications and practical tips for real world mobile application developers. Written by real world Android developers, this book addresses the trickiest questions raised in forums and mailing lists. Using an easy-to-follow problem/solution/discussion format, it dives into important topics not covered in other Android books, like advanced drawing and graphics, testing and instrumentation, building and deploying applications, using alternative languages, and native development. If you are new to Android, or even if you have a few cycles under your belt, you will love the quick “pre-flight check” where you will review key platform details and tools and the building blocks of all Android applications. Then, you will delve into Android use cases—from visual elements and style, to saving and sharing data, networking, background tasks, concurrency, and more.
650			_aMobile computing _99999
650			_aApplication software--Development _94128
650			_aAndroid (Electronic resource) _912372
650			_aMobile apps _912373
700			_aKappler, Matthias _912374
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