Universal Messaging for Android is supported through our Universal Messaging Enterprise API for Java.

To use Universal Messaging within your Android project, you must reference the JAR file nClient.jar for the Enterprise Client API for Java, found in your Universal Messaging installation. References may typically be made by simply dragging the JAR into your IDE.

We have provided a sample Android application, TradeSpace, along with full source code to get you started writing your own Android applications with Universal Messaging.

The Universal Messaging Enterprise Developer's Guide for Java provides full information on how to use pub/sub, message queues and peer to peer services in your Android application.

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