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It might be possible in some way, but it might not be the most optimal solution. I'd recommend using a loosely coupled API which doesn't expose Pulsar to Android clients. One possible way of achieving this is creating a Spring Boot application that uses the Spring Pulsar support to interact with Pulsar. You can expose a REST API for your use cases. It's a few lines of code to do this in Spring Boot. It's easy to add proper security with Spring Security.
There's a recent recording "Introducing Spring for Pulsar" by the awesome @Soby Chacko and @Chris Bono:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltDpip8s6Uk&list=PLqRma1oIkcWjMn9ytQueYSP9HCc28756R&index=6

. This is worth watching!
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thanks Lari, that's beautiful
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