Using the Google API Java Client to load a database into a Google spreadsheet

I wanted to get some feedback before I jumped on this. I'm interested in having an Android application upload my SQLite database to Google Spreadsheet. I got some mixed reviews from a few people, so I wanted to make sure that I was going in the right direction.

Should I use the Google API Java Client or, more specifically, the Google List API Docs to create a spreadsheet, and then the Google Spreadsheet API to add and edit data in a spreadsheet. Is this the right approach to what I'm doing? If so, do you know about some useful sample code?

I would very much like someone to be guided by this issue. If something in my question is unclear, ask.

Cheers, George

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Do not use an API document list that is out of date.

All of the actions you listed (creating a spreadsheet and filling out it) can be implemented using the GData Spreadsheets API . The documentation contains good Java examples.

If you also want to share the spreadsheet or move it to a specific Drive folder, use the Google Drive SDK .

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