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Using XML and JSON with Android, Part 2: Deliver hybrid Android applications with JSON

Mix JavaScript, JSON, callback functions, Android-SDK Java code for flexible and capable mobile apps


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Text version of he structure of the files within Eclipse (Figure 2)

V ANDJSON
  V src
    V com.msi.androidjson
      V AndroidJSON.java
        > CalculatorHandler
        > wvClient
            browser
            flipflop
            tag
        > onCreate(Bundle)
    > gen [Generated Java Files]
    > Android 2.1-update1
    V assets
        index.html
    V res
      > drawable-hdpi
      > drawable-ldpi
      > drawable-mdpi
      V layout
          main.xml
      > values
     AndroidManifest.xml
     default.properties

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