KimDongGyun wrote:

> I want to develop programs having something like push technology.
> Server pushes binary data to PalmVII for a specified time and then, PDA
> displays the data.

This goes dead against the entire philosophy of the Palm VII.  With the exception of 
very vertical niches, "push" technology has
been a miserable failure.  Palm products have been successful by keeping the user in 
control of what is on their data instead of a
centralized publisher.

>
> How much does the PalmVII have the bandwidth?

Not much.  This is why there isn't any standard socket programming on the Palm VII.

>
> can Server send data to specified PDA for a long time after connection
> established? I understand the proxy server(PalmVII network) can reject
> if the data is too large. Is it right?

That is true but all of the data coming in from the Palm must be user initiated.

>
> If client(PDA) finishes application or disconnects the connection,
> can the server know it immediately?

I don't know if that is public data at Palm.net

Steve


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