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Bind Java web application with android

 
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Hello

I am new in android development.
I have a java web application which use spring and hibernate framework.
I want to know that, is it possible to bind this java application with android application.
Like, should i use java application as a server side and use android as client side to create mobile application.

Thanks in advance
 
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A web service is more appropriate to use as a backend.
 
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I have used the simple web service and i am aware of this.

But in my java application use different frameworks like spring and ibatis

In that case how can i use my java application on server side.
 
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Sure, you can run a web application that uses Spring, iBatis, and whatever other frameworks you please, and have it accessible via WS by an Android app. No difficulty at all.
 
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ok thanks for replay

If any difficulty comes i will post for that
 
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