Dear Friends,
Good morning! I am new to the world of Palm development, so please forgive
any crazy questions I may ask.
I presume a number of developers in this forum are well aware of the world
of Web Services. For example, Amazon has a Web Service developers can plug
into to perform searches
ent, so please forgive
> any crazy questions I may ask.
>
> I presume a number of developers in this forum are well aware of the world
> of Web Services. For example, Amazon has a Web Service developers can plug
> into to perform searches, retrieve book prices, even purchas
Hi Mark,
you are right, web services are a becoming an important tool in the
connected world, I imagine they also will be very important in always-on PDA
environments.
Even if currently there are advanced tools for web services for PocketPCs
(.Net CompactFramework, PocketSOAP) there are no such
Check out the Web Services Tool Kit for Mobile Devices on IBM AlphaWorks:
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/wstkmd
At 12:00 AM 3/5/2003 -0800, "Mark Williams"
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Dear Friends,
Good morning! I am new to the world of Palm development, so please forgive
any
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> Check out the Web Services Tool Kit for Mobile Devices on IBM AlphaWorks:
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> http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/wstkmd
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> Presumably my clients would require this
> on their machines also, in order to run
> software that uses it?
Also, be aware that you will likely have to license
the technology. From the Alphaworks website:
"Unless otherwise stated, alphaWorks technologies are
provided pursuant to the terms of
Dear Friends,
Good morning! I am new to the world of Palm development, so please forgive
any crazy questions I may ask.
I presume a number of developers in this forum are well aware of the world
of Web Services. For example, Amazon has a Web Service developers can plug
into to perform searches
I use CodeWarrior for Palm OS 8.3 with SDK 5. I am trying to play around
with the Web Services Toolkit recipe and cannot get my project to locate the
MSL includes. I have set the Access Path to {Compiler}(MSL for Palm
OS)\MSL_C\MSL_Common\Include and I get an error that the include files that
the
m OS 8.3 with SDK 5. I am trying to play around
>with the Web Services Toolkit recipe and cannot get my project to locate
the
>MSL includes. I have set the Access Path to {Compiler}(MSL for Palm
>OS)\MSL_C\MSL_Common\Include and I get an error that the include files that
>the stdsoap2.h
s path here.
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> On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 12:52:04 -0700 "Glen Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I use CodeWarrior for Palm OS 8.3 with SDK 5. I am trying to play around
> >with t
At 06:39 PM 2/23/2004, you wrote:
In one of my header files, the following statement is made: #include
Even though I have declared a compiler relative access path to the folder
that contains this header file, I get an error that says the file can't be
opened.
If it's surrounded in angle brackets,
Thanks Ben, I 've gotten all that fixed up. I left everything as compiler
relative and just checked "Always check user paths". Now the conpiler finds
all the include stuff except...
I have another problem. As soon as I include the palmSharedLib.h file
(following the recipe), I get the following er
At 11:32 AM 2/25/2004, you wrote:
I have another problem. As soon as I include the palmSharedLib.h file
(following the recipe), I get the following error from within the library:
illegal use of incomplete struct/union/class 'soap' palmSharedLib.h
line 149 struct soap *soap = (struct soap*)mall
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