Hi all, We've been working for the past several months on a server software architecture to allow wireless device access into secure data stores, corporate or otherwise. The admittedly ambitious main design goal is to allow any type of device to access any back-end store, securely. Our focus thus far has been on the Palm VII and WAP-enabled handsets on the device-side, and on Microsoft Exchange, IMAP and POP stores on the back-end. Our beta 2 release is available for download, and we'd love to hear other developers impressions and suggestions. Aside from our product plug ;-), we're hoping to provide an example of what's possible on the VII using the InetLib for wireless data transfer. The library comes up a lot on these forums, and it is still a little short on documentation and samples. However, we've found it to be a solid implementation and have ended up with a pretty full-featured PRC. We're certainly interested in the potential for taking wireless VII apps beyond the PQA model, and being able to port them (via NetLib) to the other Palm wireless solutions. If you are interested in checking out the beta 2 release, take a look at www.thinairapps.com. If you're against registration pages, let me know and we can set you up with the software directly. It is a client and server solution, so you will need to be able to access the server installation location from the Palm.Net proxy (a possible issue if you have a firewall). Finally, there is also a white paper, which discusses our general architecture, available on the site. Thanks for humoring us, and for any feedback you might have. Feel free to contact us directly or through [EMAIL PROTECTED] Shane Conneely ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Nathanial Freitas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Will Meyer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) ----------------------------------- ThinAirApps, LLC www.thinairapps.com
