The .h file should provide enough information for the programmer to write code
to access to data uploaded to the palm device, right?  Thanks again for your
input.

-Elizabeth


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> I have a question on duplicating table structures.  Does XTNDConnect
Server
> provide an interface so you can drag and drop  fields from one source to
> another?

Yes you can duplicate table structure decriptions but if you want to change
something in table structure you'll have extra work !

> Have you tried using Views?  Oracle Lite also requires providing
> fields for each table which is OK with my project, I only want to sync
certain
> fields.  However, I can reuse the defined object for each palm user.  Then
I
> define record filtering for each user; for example, user #1 wants San
Francisco
> data and user #2 wants Las Angeles data.
>
> The salesman said there is a plug-in for CodeWarrior to work with the
data.  Is
> it user friendly?
>

I don't know what he meant. XTND just can generate header file (.h) but I
don't think it's useful if you have your own classes to access Palm-tables





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