Negative.
>From all the people I have talked to at Palm, Aether, Puma (the major sync
people)Palm frowns upon usage of the Mobitex network (Palm.net) for
syncing data. The bandwidth is simply not there yet.
I had plans of writing a few palm apps that would sync data using the
InteLib over H
Hehehe, so I guess what we saw on ZD weren't that far from true.these
things are just butt ugly!
I mean, it sorta looks like a PalmV, but then it looks like it was made by
the same aliens in the movie "The Abyss"...like play-dough.
Anyways, I am glad to see the PalmVIIx is out. That is cool
Another tragedy averted...and another town saved :-)
Hope you have as much fun programming on the palm as I do.
--b
"Somnath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Friends,
> I too found it RUBBISH that I repeated the question
> and that too ma
Yeah, I agree this is not professional. And new developers shouldn't
feel intimidated.but I don't think this will intimidate anyone with any
semblance of a sense of humor.or common sense. It is obviously a
joke...to allow some people to vent some steam (and we don't always have
ROTFL...god I hope this is a joke.
--b
"Someass Koolkarky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm new at parogramming PALM applications and would rather not have to
read
> all the documentation.
Yes, many people seem to have this very same thought..
>
How is it more flexible? Do you still have to use the lame callback hack,
or has that been fixed?
--b
"Yu, Ken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:17600@palm-dev-forum...
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> I would go with GCC. It is the most flexible and the price is right
(free).
> You'll also gain knowledge in C pr
Would anyone be willing to collaborate on writing a few libraries for Palm?
SOAP. Uses XML over HTTP to make corba-like request on remote
objects/databases. Desired to run over PalmVII INetLib wireless, as well as
NetLib (OmniSky wireless and all wireline protocols). Would make it
possible to
If you use a Palm VII you can't use sockets. You must use INetLib (as far
as I can tell at least). My socket program that gets data from a webserver
works on the emulator, but not on the VII.
--b
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tom
Zeru
anyone know of a vanilla browser type software package similar to PalmScape
that works on a Palm VII? I have been looking for a while, and it seems
like it shouldn't be hard to do (I mean swicth from using NetLib to
INetLib).
I mean, the INetLow example app almost does this except it doesn't ren
tegoryFind to see if it exists and
get the index back. But I have NO idea how to create the category
programmatically.
thanks in advance,
--bryan batchelder
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I am writing an app that will go to a URL and grab an XML (actually WDDX)
recordset and I want to throw that into the ToDo list DB. I plan on setting
up a seperate category for web sync'd tasks, and just nuking that category
at each sync interval and bringing down all new data.
At this point I j
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