On 28-Sep-05, at 08:56 , Dan Streetman wrote:
Hmm, that's a good question but I don't really know of any offhand... :(There are plenty of relatively simple devices out there, the problem isdefinitely getting the interface specs. Or, reverse engineering :(
FWIW, I've been undertaking to document the PalmOS HotSync Protocol Stacks at the jSyncManager Wiki (http:// wiki.jsyncmanager.org). I've had to reverse-engineer these over the years due to a lack of documentation on PalmSource's part.
With recent announcements, who knows how long this information will be good for, but it may be useful in this case (if I ever get around to finishing it all up, that is).
Of course, if reading code doesn't bother you, the jSyncManager API (http://sf.jsyncmanager.org) is fully LGPL, and has the sources for both how to interface with Javax.USB, and the full PalmOS USB protocol stack implementation.
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