如何使用Java应用程序从用户手机上取钱？
如何使用Java应用程序从用户手机上取钱？ 所以我想创建简单的休闲游戏，如果用户想通过一些额外的层，我想向他们收费。我想首先为 Android 创建一个应用程序，它将是开源的。而不是移植到诺基亚和其他支持 Java 的设备上。有没有关于如何做这样的事情的教程\材料？可能不在 Android 上，在诺基亚等其他设备上？ （顺便说一句，我想将钱转入 PayPal Visa 或 anething 上的某个银行帐户，或者至少转入我自己的 SIM 卡......）
How to get money from users phone using Java application?
So I want to create simple casual game, I want to charge users if they want to pass some extra layers. I want to create an app first of all for android, it'll be opensource. Than to port in on nokia and other Java enabeld devices. Are there any tutorials\matereals on how to do such thing? May be not on android on something else like Nokia? (BTW I want to transfer money to some banc account on PayPal visa or anething or to my own sim card at least...)
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我认为您可以使用 PayPal SOAP API 如果你想让用户在游戏中购买东西。
只要您可以从您的设备发出网络请求，它就可以轻松移植。
I think you can use the PayPal SOAP API if what you want is for users to buy something in-game.
As long as you can make web requests from your device it is easily portable.
我会从Android 开发者指南开始，让自己熟悉该平台并开始使用从那里。从产品中赚钱取决于在 Android Market 上定价。
I would start with The Developer's Guide for Android to get yourself acquainted with the platform and go from there. Making money from the product is a matter of pricing it on the Android Market.
仅仅为了支付宝而要求游戏有互联网连接可能有点烦人。也许可以考虑采用二元定价模型，其中有一个没有某些功能的免费版本和一个具有所有附加功能的高级版本。这也使得用户不需要使用他们在商店中习惯的其他支付方式。
Requiring a game to have an internet connection just for paypal could be a little annoying. Maybe consider a binary pricing model where you have a free version without some features and a premium version with all the bells and whistles. This would also make it so that users don't need to use alternative payment methods to what they are used to on the store.
对于真正的 JavaTM 应用程序，Java Store 应该很快就会推出。
（我想我应该在此处添加披露/免责声明。我是 Oracle 员工。此处表达的陈述和观点仅代表我自己的观点，并不一定代表 Oracle Corporation 的观点。）
For real JavaTM applications, The Java Store should be coming soon.
(I guess I should include disclosure/disclaimer here. I am an Oracle employee. The statements and opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of Oracle Corporation.)