Hello Hyde,
What you are trying to do can be done easily by
implementing OBEX server in your application. I have tried this method
successfully in one of my applications. It is also possible to send the
bussiness cards to the builtin Address app using the same method.
Regards,
Khurram
Don Hyde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/21/2000 07:51:35 PM
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Subject: Receiving business cards with my application
I have an application where I would like to "hijack" business cards being
beamed to my Palm, rather than letting the builtin Address app handle them.
My reading leads me to believe that I should be able to accomplish this
using ExgRegisterData, but it always seems that they wind up still going to
the builtin app.
The SDK reference says ExgRegisterData can be used to unregister data by
passing a "nil value". Is is possible that I can use this to unregister
the
builtin app so that my registration will take? What exactly do they mean
by
a "nil value"? and which parameter gets the "nil value"?
I tried ExgRegisterData(sysFileCAddress, exgRegExtensionID, NULL);
followed by
ExgRegisterData(appFileCreator, exgRegExtensionID, "vcf");
but it doesn't seem to be accomplishing what I want.
Is there any way I can look at the exchange manager's registry to see
what's
in it?
Don Hyde dhyde(atsign)axonn.com
Senior Software Engineer
Axonn Corporation http://www.axonn.com
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