Hi,
I strongly recommend against embedding credentials for connecting to the database into your App. If you do this it will be possible for a user to extract them, and they will then be able to run any SQL statement those credentials allow, regardless of restrictions in the app.
The best solution is to run a server-side solution that accepts API calls from the app and makes appropriately restricted calls to the database. As you have indicated that you don't want to use app engine I assume you don't want to maintain any server-side solution. You might want to look at pre-built solutions such as Firebase, which automatically provides a authenticated, correctly restricted API for making changes to a (built in) remote database as well as many other features.
Yours,
David
On Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 4:51 AM, Sujeesh R <sujeesh.may25@gmail.com> wrote:
how to google cloud db access to android app without using app engine.I want directly access to gcld db to my app.any solution is there?--
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