Steven, I'm going to be teaching a Palm Programming class in Long Island June 21-25. I'm very interested in learning to use PocketST to develop Palm apps (I'm a wannabe Smalltalk programmer from way back-Byte issue and Smalltalk books). Will this tutorial be around this time, or is it possible to get together with you one evening and get a demo from an experienced user. Thanks, Neil Rhodes (909) 793-5995 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I Strongly recommend evaluating PocketST. > It is an open development environment, has a great user community and is > constantly evolving. > If you don't like something about it you can either change it yourself or > get one of us to help. > It is fully OO and dynamically bound. No types and defines. > check it out. > www.pocketsmalltalk.com > If you are in the NY area I am doing a free tutorial on developing database > apps towards the end > of June. > Cheers, > Steve > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jason Garrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Monday, May 31, 1999 10:39 PM > Subject: RFC: Questions regarding Palm Pilot development. Which path to > take? > > >>I am soon to undertake a development project for the PalmPilot III (or >>greater) >>in which a database of approximately 300 customers will be used. >>A job will be entered against a customer, with relevant details >>recorded, >>to be returned to the main DB at the end of each working day. >> >>The source for this data will be from our main Oracle DB. >> >>I plan to evaluate the options available. Those that I am aware of at >>the moment are: >> >>a) Oracle Consolidator & Satellite Forms >>b) Oracle Lite for Palm OS & Custom App. >>c) Custom Data Conduit & Custom App. >> >>The 'Custom App' & 'Custom Conduit' could be developed in >> >>a) CodeWarrior for Palm OS >>b) GCC >> >>The specification for the data entry GUI (Custom App), however it is >>developed. >> >>Basic Outline: >> >> 1) Select a customer >> 2) View/Edit Customer Details >> 3) Create/Edit Order/Invoice for Customer and Save >> >>What other options are there for development on the Palm OS? >>What suggestions can anyone offer, regarding large databases on the Palm >>Pilot. >> >>I have viewed Oracle's 'FixIt' demo. Are there other demonstrations of >>what I need to >>achieve out there? >> >>Any, and all, comments are welcome >> >> > > >
