Mobil application in PocketPc and PalmOs

[tgvenu]

Mr,
I am studying Mobile application using VB6.0. i don't know , how i will synchronize data between Pocket Pc to FLashfiler Server. can u anybody tell me the solution? i will wait for ur reply...


(Praveen kumar.s.p)

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[tgvenu]

friends,
anybody known tellhim.
1) how to connect Pocket Pc and Flashfiler?
2) how to connect DBase in Flashfiler server to Visualbasic6.0.

friends, i am waiting for ur reply.

(Praveen kumar.s.p)

[tgvenu]

friends,
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thanking you,

(Praven kumar.s.p)

[si_the_geek]

I am studying Mobile application using VB6.0

I'm afraid VB6 doesn't work on PocketPC (and certainly wont work on PalmOS).

If you want to make a PocketPC app, use VB.Net instead. It is possible to use eVB (a free download from Microsoft, which is similar to VB6) for older versions of PocketPC (2002 or earlier), but it will not work for newer versions.

[Shaggy Hiker]

You certainly want to be working in either C/C++ or VB.NET, depending on what experience you have. I've never heard of FlashFiler Server, so I can't say much about that. However, using .NET, you can make TCP connections to transfer data, so that much is possible, but not knowning anything about what kind of data, and what that server deals with, I couldn't say how to connect to that one exactly.

[tgvenu]

hi, possible is there.
MobileVB application is there. so easily developed mobile application in vb6.0.
how connect vb6.0 application and flashfiler server?
my Database files -> FF2 files.
any one help me?

bye....

[tgvenu]

hi,

flashfiler is a server. we accesss only for database files(FF2).flashfiler ODBC file are available in net. So esaily connect vb6.0 to flashfiler.

thank you.

[Shaggy Hiker]

I don't know whether or not there is a direct way to connect the Pocket PC to that server. There is a direct way to connect with SQLServer, but I have never heard of any other direct connections. On the other hand, I have never actually tried. You might look into how to access SQLServer databases, and see whether the same thing works for you.

The only thing I have done that is close to this, and would be similar to what you can do if the SQLServer style connection doesn't work, was that I created a desktop version of a program, and a mobile version of the same program. The mobile version packaged it's data into XML, and sends it via TCP to the desktop version, which then adds the mobile data into a backend Access DB. Since the TCPListener class in this case runs in a background thread, all that has to happen is that the desktop program is running, and the mobile is plugged in, and a button is pressed on the mobile to download the data.

Something like this could be implemented as a simple program that sits and listens for connections without any interface perhaps. Of course, it isn't quite as slick as a direct connection between the server and the PocketPC, but if you can't do that, this is an alternative.

[tgvenu]

hi,

can u tell me , how connect Pocket Pc to sql server?
I don't know these connectivity.
i need full explanation.
I am waiting for ur reply.

thanking you,

[petevick]

Try this - http://www.devbuzz.com/content/zinc_...server_pg1.asp

Pete

[tgvenu]

hi,

can u tell , how synchronize between mobile And Any local server via some hotsync Or activesync application?


thanking you,