SmartAndroid - Mobile Enterprise Development

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In my Master Thesis project and dissertation I deal with the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, and with the increased support of enterprise businesses in mobile computing solutions, it is of the utmost importance to have a development environment suitable for the needs of a corporate mobile application such as device fragmentation management, communication management, data access layer, object relational mapping, kiosk mode, application distribution or dynamic interface generation. Due to the lack of a development solution that meets all the aforementioned needs, this project proposes a framework to address those requirements and integrate with the already existing Android development tools. This framework consists of a development library module and an Eclipse IDE plugin to help the deployment process of a fully configured Android system image in an automated fashion. It will also be presented an evaluation model for the framework and an analysis of related solutions to the development of mobile applications

Master Project in Information and Software Engineering
João Dias Amaro – 57957
January 2012
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