I am currently communicating with Android by uploading PHP files on the web server.
ANDROID <-> PHP <-> MYSQL
When there is a table 'user_record' in the DB that stores members' records
There are five records with the ID user_1 There are three records with the ID user_2.
Then if user_1 logs in and looks at his records, The way I implemented it now is to search the table 'user_record' regardless of user and upload a php file to the web server that makes the data in json form, and then on Android, I only parse the id with user_1 to extract the record.
I think the blog address you referred to would be more convenient than uploading the source code. It's pretty much the same. Enter data: http://webnautes.tistory.com/828 Data inquiry: http://webnautes.tistory.com/829
(Refer to this blog to enter and view data.)
Since it's user1 on Android, I think it's more efficient to send only the records of user1 on the server if you send the records of user1. Now that I have brought all the information I don't need, I think it would be too inefficient if there were more records and more members.
Question) If you look up the information, you can send the current user_id and set the condition with user_id when querying the db table at php, is this the right way? If it's the right way, can I send the data when I request it and get it in json form at the same time?
(php was first encountered while communicating with HTTP.)
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