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I wanted to get some feedback before I jumped into this. I am interested in making my Android Application upload my SQLite database to Google Spreadsheet. I have gotten some mixed feedback from several people so I wanted to make sure I am going in the right direction.

Should I use Google API Java Client, or more specifically Google Documents List API to create a spreadsheet and then Google Spreadsheet API to add and edit data in the spreadsheet. Is this is the right approach for what I am doing? If so, are you aware of some useful sample code?

I would really appreciate someones guidance in this matter. If something in my question is unclear, please ask.

Cheers, George

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Your question is not realyl clear. WHY do you want to store a "DATABASE" into a "SPREADSHEET"??? Does your database only contain one table? Google also has a "data API", I forgot how it is called, perhaps that is better suited? – Angel O'Sphere Jul 14 '11 at 16:13
I'm sorry, I meant to say TABLE. I am receiving data from bluetooth device and I am saving it in a table. I wanted to upload the table data to a Google Spreadsheet so that I could check it without being on my mobile device. – gtdevel Jul 17 '11 at 19:24

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