> I tried using ExgDBWrite to transmit the databases. ExgDBWrite doesn't transmit; it just flattens. Within your WriteProc callback, you should be calling ExgSend. That's what transmits.
> It goes through the > motions of preparing and transmitting the databases. The receiving end asks > to accept the databases, but after the beaming is done the databases aren't > there. > ... > Should I have some code on the receiving end? What are you putting in the socket on the sending side? When beaming databases, you have two choices: 1) Beam to Launcher. To do this, you don't need to have your app on the receiving device. The sending side should specify an extension that Launcher knows about, typically prc or pdb. You can also specify a creator ID and/or MIME type. I don't recommend the former because the receiver may be running a Launcher replacement. The latter is generally a good idea, but doesn't have any effect today. 2) Beam to your app. To do this, you must have your app on the receiving device beforehand. The sending side should specify an extension that your app registers for and/or your app's creator ID. You must handle the incoming beam and call ExgDBRead to convert the incoming prc/pdb into a database. Show us the code that allocates and initializes the ExgSocketType if the above info isn't sufficient. - Danny -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
