If your pdb files has the same creator ID as your app, all of that is done
automatically by the OS.
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Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 3:14 PM
Subject: How to hide *.pdb fil
Whoops, looks like I misread Danny's posting. He
wasn't suggesting that someone submit vnd.palm, he
was saying that they already had submitted it.
Mea culpa.
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Richard Hartman wrote:
> Adam Wozniak wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> >
> >and pulling it into common usage. "x-" means EXPERIMENTAL!
>
> no, what it means is "extension". basically it designates a mime
> type that has not been "blessed" by the official registry. anybody
> who agrees
Is there a convention for the MIME type to use for .prc and .pdb files ?
The IANA listing of official MIME types
(http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/media-types/media-types)
doesn't list either. I ask because I want to confgure an Apache web
server's mime.types file to give
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>Is there a convention for the MIME type to use for .prc and .pdb files ?
>The IANA listing of official MIME types
>(http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/ia
Richard Hartman wrote:
> You could always use the "x-" non-standard extension mime type.
>
> Perhaps "application/x-palm-prc" and "application/x-palm-pdb".
> You can then have instructions on your site to tell people how to
> configure their browsers to handle these types.
The drawback, of course
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>
>Richard Hartman wrote:
>
>> You could always use the "x-" non-standard extension mime type.
>>
>> Perhaps "application/x-palm-prc" and "application/x-palm-pdb".
>> You can then have instructions on your site to tell people how to
>> configur
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> > Is there a convention for the MIME type to use for .prc and .pdb files ?
> > Perhaps someone from Palm should register suitable MIME types eg
> > application/palmos.prc and application/palmos.pdb (see
> > http://www.iana.org/cgi-bin/mediatypes.pl).
>
> AF
Thank you for your reply
>>copy it to memory first, manipulate it and then export it back.
I think this will be the best solution. but there could be another problem if
the pdb file to be imported is greater the available internal memory then we
couldn't import, only we can view the files.
My
Thanks for your reply
>>What would you use other than a pdb file for your records?
I am using pdb files only. I will tell you what am doing. In the case of using
internal memory, i used to store the records using DmNewRecord, and while
reading the same pdb file i will use DmQueryRecord a
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> What would you use other than a pdb file for your records?
you can roll your own file format - like you would if you were writing
something under msdos or windows or unix etc..
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What would you use other than a pdb file for your records?
thanks
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On 4/17/06, Saravanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In sort, i want to know "is there any functions or procedures for manipulating
> (adding and deleting) the records found inside the pdb files in MMC/Expansion
> Card directly without copying them into the main memory".
2006/4/17, Saravanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
In
sort, i want to know "is there any functions or procedures for
manipulating(adding and deleting) the records found inside the pdb
files in MMC/Expansion Card directly without copying them into the main
memory".
Not sure if you can do th
mRemoveRecord" functions.
In sort, i want to know "is there any functions or procedures for
manipulating(adding and deleting) the records found inside the pdb files in
MMC/Expansion Card directly without copying them into the main memory".
Saravanan
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Thanks everyone this helps me alot with the project I am doing. The forwarding
record, I think I read about in Palm OS Bible? Not sure of if it IS a
forwarding because I really didn't understand it that well.
(As you can see from the questions I have :-) )
I guess the next question I have is, yo
Tom wrote:
Ok, the way I understand this is when I create a record using the
Palm database manager it gives me a chunk of memory.
When you call DmNewRecord() it creates a chunk of memory and then
gives you a MemHandle that refers to that memory. The memory is
in the storage heap so that if you
Sorry was away for holiday...
Ok, the way I understand this is when I create a record using the Palm database
manager it gives me a chunk of memory.
This I can do with whatever I want and then save it back? Now I am a little
fuzzy on this part, it also says that the record can have a forwarding
> Would I be able to port this to the Palm Database?
Of course assuming you sort out the pointer problems others have mentioned. You
normally wouldn't use fixed lengths for strings either, BTW.
There are far more complicated structures than that around :-) Just have a look
at the datebook re
Tom wrote:
The Palm Database manager, from what I looked at, you can create a
record and tweak it and so on. But if I have an array of the structure
below how would I track this with the Database manager?
typedef struct {
unsigned int Type;
unsigned int Position;
unsigned
Hmmm.. Well if I changed this minor issue, is it possible to do the rest?
Thanks again!
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pointers are problem, you can't store pointers in (any) database unless you can
guarantee that they will be valid all the time. and generally you can't
Tom wrote:
> Ok if I had structure something like below? Would I be able to port this to
> the Palm Database?
>
> I understand how conduits work
Ok if I had structure something like below? Would I be able to port this to the
Palm Database?
I understand how conduits work (I think?), but I also want a create a app on
the PC side that will let me tweak and values I have in this database?
I thought conduits are just used for Syncing the cha
> The database routines will make my code bulky? Meaning I
> would have to do alot more because the way they work.
A lot more than what? They're pretty straighforward to use, and although Palm
databases are weird things, they are very flexible about what you can put in
them (you can have diffe
Tom wrote:
Well... Maybe I said that wrong... The database routines will make my code
bulky? Meaning I would have to do alot more because the way they work.
Not necessary, just get a example and make your code working from it.
I have custom data and structures that I don't believe will work
Well... Maybe I said that wrong... The database routines will make my code
bulky? Meaning I would have to do alot more because the way they work.
I have custom data and structures that I don't believe will work well with the
Database functions. Unless I am mistaken? But I don't see where I can a
Tom wrote:
Are there any other ways to add data into the Palm's memory? I want to make a
custom database that my app understands and don't want to use the built in Palm
routines for this.
This is due to the custom data and also because I want to sort the data and
have no restrictions on it?
Are there any other ways to add data into the Palm's memory? I want to make a
custom database that my app understands and don't want to use the built in Palm
routines for this.
This is due to the custom data and also because I want to sort the data and
have no restrictions on it?
Unless the Pa
Aren't they in the Backup directory under your Hotsync name in the Palm
directory tree?
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Hi there
i developed a db creating my files with function "FileOpen" and it works very
fine, but...
when i want to obtain the created files from palm to PC it does do it!!!
how can i export my files (".pdb") to my PC from my Palm OS?
thx
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Russell Cagle
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 10:42 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Successful projects with very large (>30MB) PDB files?
One thing that was
One thing that wasn't clear from your email: do you have the option of
using a card reader instead of HotSync? A 30MB file would copy to the
card in less than a minute.
Russell Cagle
Handheld Developer, Partner Software
David Prothero wrote:
Those are helpful comments, thanks David. Also tha
rs
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 2:56 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Successful projects with very large (>30MB) PDB files?
> What I'm looking for are some successful projects that may have been
> in a similar situation. Are there commercial packages out there th
Regarding installation time you should make sure not to create too many
records.
This means that you should concatanate several of your images into one
record and handle yourself the
real record separation.
This approach made a huge difference in the database I am working with
(japanese diction
> What I'm looking for are some successful projects that may have been
> in a similar situation. Are there commercial packages out there that
> have such severe memory requirements (the only ones I could find
> were media players where you pick and choose individual multimedia
> files to copy
We are starting a project that we want to contain a large number of images in a
reference database. It would need one PDB file containing over 8,000 JPEG
images, each around 2-3kb a piece. So, this makes for a very large file.
"Large" is, of course, a relative term. It's prohibitively large for
If you use the Palm Simulators, right-click and select View->Databases.
JamesS
druid wrote:
Is there a program to allow me to view a database
created by my application, so I can check structure
and data to see if there created correctly.
Thanks
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I am using PDB Explorer, but ti keeps saying
that my pdb has an invalid format
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druid wrote:
Is there a program to allow me to view a database
created by my application, so I can check structure
and data to see if there created correctly.
Quartus RsrcEdit ( http://www.quartus.net/products/rsrcedit/ )
is pretty handy for that and runs on the Palm. You can view
each record
Is there a program to allow me to view a database
created by my application, so I can check structure
and data to see if there created correctly.
Thanks
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Jim Billmeyer wrote:
Does anyone know of a good VFS lib to read pdb files that are stored in
the VFS storage area? The lib would need to leave the pdb in the VFS and
not import it back into the Palm's internal memory for performance reasons.
The VFS Manager includes two functions that could
Hello,
Does anyone know of a good VFS lib to read pdb files that are stored in
the VFS storage area? The lib would need to leave the pdb in the VFS and
not import it back into the Palm's internal memory for performance reasons.
Thanks,
Jim B
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Sareeta Mohanty wrote:
An application is compiled to a pdb file and this provides the layout of a
keyboard. The pdb file is hooked to keyboard driver application in my palm.
I want to read the data from that pdb and modify it to create another pdb for
the current application, i.e. change the layo
An application is compiled to a pdb file and this provides the layout of a
keyboard. The pdb file is hooked to keyboard driver application in my palm.
I want to read the data from that pdb and modify it to create another pdb for
the current application, i.e. change the layout.
Here I do not kno
I once knew a fellow that only used the built-in applications on his
Palm III -- except he had an ebook reader of some sort, and knew how
to convert text files to PalmDOC format and sync them to his device.
So, as a result, when he mentioned "PDB" files, he invariably meant a
PalmDOC E
Usually PDB's are stored in the palm's storage heap. It's viewed by the
application that was built for it, like how the Memo database is only viewed by
the Memo application.
You don't need to convert a .PDB file to a palm database, the HotSync tool does
it for you.
Hope this helps =)
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I am new to palm programming. Hence have certain queries realted to pdb files.
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2)How can i convert a pdb file which i have hotsynced to a palm database in my
custom application and vice-versa?
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> application/vnd.palm
Thanks! This type works with Mozilla, Firebird and MSIE, they all prompt you
to launch PalmQuickInstall by default. (Of course, users can change the
default handling of this particular MIME type.)
T
> Is there a dedicated MIME type for PDB files?
application/x-pilot
application/vnd.palm
However, I'm not sure these types are widely recognized by servers/browsers.
It may be safer to rely on the file extension.
Pascal
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Hi,
Is there a dedicated MIME type for PDB files?
My web application generates PDBs automatically and I would like Palm Quick
Install to be invoked automatically when the user downloads a PDB file. The
server has to specify the correct MIME type in the "Content-type" response
header f
rizza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Install PRC/PDB files from conduit without Aide API
> Hi,
>
> I want to install prc/pdb files into the Handheld from my conduit, but I
>
Hi,
I want to install prc/pdb files into the Handheld from my conduit, but I
don't want to use the desktop install tool.
Any link or info about?
Thanks
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Muriph, Michael schrieb:
I have the exact same problem.
See CDK 4.03 "Introduchtion to Conduit Development" page 32
"If no conduit is installed for the creator ID,
but the backup bit is set for the database,
adds the database to the list for the
Backup conduit. Any database (not of
type 'data') w
to backup other items. BUT NOT THE ListErrD DB??
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From: Markus Reichart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 7:44 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: DATA pdb files not being backup-ed
Dragomir Goranov schrieb:
> I am writing a condu
Dragomir Goranov schrieb:
I am writing a conduit for an application. The application stores info in
many pdb files some of which are 'DATA' and some are 'HEAD'. When I make a
hotsync the 'HEAD' files always get copied to the user's backup folder while
the
Hi,
I am writing a conduit for an application. The application stores info in
many pdb files some of which are 'DATA' and some are 'HEAD'. When I make a
hotsync the 'HEAD' files always get copied to the user's backup folder while
the 'DATA' files get c
> DmCreateDatabaseFromImage() wont accept a resource > 64k. you
> need to do something else here. think about it, you'll find
> a solution - i've helped you far enough.
>
We use DmCreateDatabaseFromImage with feature pointers > 64k.
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> Everything works great!
>
> But I have one PDB file that is greater than 64k. How do I
> slice up the PDB into <64k chunks so it can be included as
> a resource?
DmCreateDatabaseFromImage() wont accept a resource > 64k. you
need to do something else here. think about it, you'll find
a soluti
Everything works great!
But I have one PDB file that is greater than 64k. How do I slice up the PDB
into <64k chunks so it can be included as a resource?
Thanks for all the help!
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> Thanks for the reply.
>
> I think I've included the PDB okay. Seem correct?
>
> DATA "MyData" ID 8001 "MyData.pdb"
>
> Now how exactly do I access the PDB now that its part of the
> PRC file? My existing code that uses DmFindDatabase and
> DmOpenDatabase of course can't see the PDB file. Any
e PDB file. Any ideas?
Thanks again.
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>
> > I have a PRC main application file, and numerous PDB data files. These
> files
> > are built on the PC and never updated by the Palm itself. The P
> I have a PRC main application file, and numerous PDB data files. These
files
> are built on the PC and never updated by the Palm itself. The PRC app just
> reads the PDB files.
>
> I'd like to package all the PDB files and PRC file into one large PRC
file.
> Is this possib
I have a PRC main application file, and numerous PDB data files. These files
are built on the PC and never updated by the Palm itself. The PRC app just
reads the PDB files.
I'd like to package all the PDB files and PRC file into one large PRC file.
Is this possible? Is PilRC used?
Any
José dos Santos Machado wrote:
[...]
For viewing prc files the PRCExplorer is the best, IMHO.
Defintately! but not for pdb-files...
- Veronica
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Sadanandam O. escreveu:
Can anybody suggest me pdb viewer on desktop side. I have gone thru
several search engines. Could not find ny.
Try xPDF, freeware, great utility. You can find it on PalmGear, or with a
little googling.
For viewing prc files the PRCExplorer is the best, IMHO.
Cheers!
J
search for "PDB Converter" in www.Google.com U might get some clues...
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From: Sadanandam O. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 5:17 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: pdb files(Beginner)
HI all,
Can anybody suggest me pdb viewer
Have a look at http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/FAQ/WebHome as well
as search engines.
I use PDBC but there is no viewer, you simply use it to compile and
decompile pdc-files to text.
http://www.obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC/index.html
- Veronica
Sadanandam O. wrote:
HI all,
Hi,
i gues you could use this one
URL
http://www.palmgear.com/software/redirector3.cfm/TYPEzip/PID49092/dbeditor_0
5beta.exe
But it just shareware.
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HI all,
Can anybody suggest me pdb viewer on desktop side. I have
HI all,
Can anybody suggest me pdb viewer on desktop side. I have gone thru
several search engines. Could not find ny.
Thanks & Regards,
sadanand.
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From: "Sadanandam O." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 9:56 AM
Subject: Information needed on viewing pdb files (Beginner)
Hi all,
Is there any way that I can view the .pdb files that are dragg
Hi all,
Is there any way that I can view the .pdb files that are dragged from
the palm emulator to the desktop.
Please let me know if any viewer is available to view it.
Thanks & Regards,
sadanand.
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I'm working on an application which uses .txt files on a (Linux) desktop, and requires
translating these files into .pdb for use by the Palm version of the application. I'm
currently using txt2pdbdoc to translate the files from txt to pdb; does anyone have
any suggestions (using txt2pdbdoc or a
retty hard. My C skills are a bit rusty but I'm doing
OK.
I'm looking for some good documentation on creating .PDB files on the PC.
Although there seems to be a number of ready made utilities available, all
the ones I've found are for some specific record format (NSBasic, Satellite
F
I also found a perl module for creating and reading pdb files.
http://search.cpan.org/search?query=Palm&mode=module
-Alec
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Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 9:20 AM
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> I'm looking for some good documentation on creating .PDB
> files on the PC.
> Although there seems to be a number of ready made utilities
> available, all
> the ones I've found are for some specific record format
> (NSBasic, Satellite
> Forms, etc). I guess I&
y but I'm doing
OK.
I'm looking for some good documentation on creating .PDB files on the PC.
Although there seems to be a number of ready made utilities available, all
the ones I've found are for some specific record format (NSBasic, Satellite
Forms, etc). I guess I'm going to
"Matt Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote news:113421@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Ronnie van 't Westeinde wrote:
> > There are some API functions to install a prc, but all of them need
> > a userid. Is there a standard function to retrieve a userid (directly
> > returns if only one user is known, show an
Ronnie van 't Westeinde wrote:
There are some API functions to install a prc, but all of them need
a userid. Is there a standard function to retrieve a userid (directly
returns if only one user is known, show an option menu if more users
are known). I've haven't been able to find this.
If not, is
Hi,
I want to distribute my application with an installer, because it contains
a conduit. The conduit install works fine from the installer (installer
VISE),
but the installation of prc/pdb files not yet.
Currently, I run c:\Palm\instapp.exe (path hardcoded), but this isn't
compatible wit
I use RsrcEdit because it allows you to view/edit both record and resource
databases... great tool!
http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?prodID=39685
Cheers,
Jamie Macleod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Is there a tool for viewi
> Subject: Tool to view PDB Files on the Palm
> From: "Jamie Macleod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 3 Oct 2002 10:07:06 -0600
> X-Message-Number: 29
>
> Is there a tool for viewing PDB files on the Palm?
Also check out DB Scope at:
http://www.tapperwar
Jamie Macleod writes:
> Is there a tool for viewing PDB files on the Palm?
If one is allowed to plug ones own product here...
HotPaw Basic allows you to "peek" at any byte (or int16, or int32, or cstring)
in any record using its db.peek() function. Useful if you want to play with
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 2:30 PM
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Subject: Re: Tool to view PDB Files on the Palm
Also, PDBBrowser - http://www.expertsystems.net
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> To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Is there a tool for viewing PDB files on the Palm?
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Never mind, had a typo in the CreatorID, fixed the problem. Thanks.
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>
> Hi all,
> I have a Palm application which was developed using PRC tools, which I
have
> ported to CodeWarrior v8.2
> There are 2 parts to this ap
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Subject: Please help-combining .prc and .pdb files
> Hi all,
> I have a Palm applica
Hi all,
I have a Palm application which was developed using PRC tools, which I have
ported to CodeWarrior v8.2
There are 2 parts to this application .prc and .pdb
When I install the old application ( build from PRC-Tools) on Palm emulator,
I see only one combined application "" on Palm info menu.
Thank you very much!
Dominique Martel
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Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 4:58 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: pdb files
64K per record max. The PDB file format is documented. Get the format at:
http
64K per record max. The PDB file format is documented. Get the format at:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/
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Sent: Monday, July 22,
Hi all,
I have a question concerning pdb files. I'm presently writing an application
that is "transforming" a .bin file into a .pdb file. In the field
"recordList", there is a field named "numRecords" that determines the number
of records. How do we determine
2002 9:31 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Transffer of the .PDB files...
>
>
> I´m working in a project that have a capability to send .PDB
> files to a
> Desktop computer running a FTP Server, but i having problems
> to handle this
> operation, anyone have a better sol
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, ThuNguyet Nguyen wrote:
> this probably wouldn't help unless the PC understands the exchange manager.
>
> what needs to happen here is that the PDB needs to be "mirrored" piece by
> piece over a simple byte transmission (ie: ftp). on way to do this (as a
> hack) is to g
Hi Aaron,
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, ThuNguyet Nguyen wrote:
> > I need know any manner of send a .PDB file to a Server via Socket. I tryed
> > File Streaming API, but this not work, Do you know other manner ?
> Have you tried Exchange manager? I use that for transfering files between
> Palm and PC. Exc
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, ThuNguyet Nguyen wrote:
> > I need know any manner of send a .PDB file to a Server via Socket. I tryed
> > File Streaming API, but this not work, Do you know other manner ?
> Have you tried Exchange manager? I use that for transfering files between
> Palm and PC. Exchange manag
Hi there,
> I need know any manner of send a .PDB file to a Server via Socket. I tryed
> File Streaming API, but this not work, Do you know other manner ?
Have you tried Exchange manager? I use that for transfering files between Palm and PC.
Exchange
manager converts between the file format on P
: Friday, 05 July, 2002 14:50
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Transffer of the .PDB files...
> I need know any manner of send a .PDB file to a Server via Socket. I tryed
> File Streaming API, but this not work, Do you know other manner ?
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