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    ssquire
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    This is a general question. If I am writing a Web Based Struts/MySQL application and I plan on having the database accessible using an Android App – would the best course be to implement my MySQL DB on a real server for development and test purposes or do you think the virtual servers contained in MyEclipse IDE Blue can support the development and testing?

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    Brian Fernandes
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    It depends on the server / database you intend to use finally. The sandboxed Tomcat web server and the Derby database that we use with MyEclipse should be good enough if you have an app that isn’t too complicated. Derby will be different from MySQL in several departments.

    The other fact is that you will probably want your Android app to have access to the servers in MyEclipse so access to your machine should be available and easy.

    All things considered, I think you can use our servers to start with, but whether they work in the long haul will depend on your application.

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    ssquire
    Member

    Thanks Brian!

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