I tried using the file name (ExgSocketType.name), but it's always received
as "Palm.exg" when I try it with localMode true and POSE.
--john
>At 8:10 AM -0800 11/5/99, John Powers wrote:
>>I'm using the Exchange Manager for beaming data. When I put a value into
>>ExgSocketType.appData on the sender side and ExgSocketType.localMode is
>>false, appData is always received as zero.
>
>In my experience, the appData field of the socket isn't transmitted. The
>filename can be used to send such data but you have to be careful to avoid
>'.' since this will mess up the extension. Of course you can add whatever
>you want to the data stream itself once the socket is open but this data
>isn't available when you're trying to decide whether to accept the
>incoming beam (sysAppLaunchCmdExgAskUser). It would be nice if the appData
>field was transmitted...
>-
>Danny Epstein, Applied Thought Corporation
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