At 08:20 AM 9/25/2002 -0400, you wrote: >The Palm OS Companion, with some reservations, suggests that I can use the >INetLib calls to access generic web pages. Can anyone tell me what >limitations there are on this? > >- Will the plam.net server strip anything that doesn't look like web >clipping info, or will it let most standard HTML through, or will it let >anything but big images through?
There are settings that will tell palm.net to leave the output of the server alone. >- When I run my app under POSE and have it redirect calls to the host TCP/IP >stack, am I going through the palm.net server at all, or does that cut >palm.net out of the loop? No, palm.net is always in the loop with INetLib. >- Will the palm.net server pass the full URL, including query strings, on to >the host site? This is tricky... we have over 100 pages on INetLib and its quirks in the book I helped write, "Palm OS Web Application Developer's Guide". Using INetLib for doing wireless communication isn't fun; there are a large number of glitches that you'll have to code around. -- Ben Combee CodeWarrior for Palm OS Platform technical lead [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
