[1] Yes you can. The Exchange Manager could use differents libraries to send data. Currently you have the choice to use: - IrDa & BlueTooth: Direct communication between 2 devices (Palm, Printer, Phone, ...)
- Sms & Mail: Send data embedded into a message system to another device (Palm, Phone, ...) - Local: Communication between applications on the same device [2] & [3]: Yes. Simply copy paste the code of the datebook into your application. By doing this, your application is tied to the Palm Addess Book application. If Palm change the format of the database or someone use another AddressBook in his Palm, your application won't work anymore. By Sending a vCal you get rid of the application and the database format. Ludovic In article <94375@palm-dev-forum>, Joe Malone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Jonathan Dorny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I may have been unclear. I want to set up the date alarm on > > the same handheld. Does the exchange manager work between > > applications on the same device?[1] Is there a way to simply > > open the database and add a record.[2] If so, where do I find > > the format of the records in the Date Book?[3] > > I don't see any other responses to this request for clarification, so > here goes: > > [1] Yes. See "Sending and Receiving Locally" in the Companion2. > > [2] Probably, Yes (I haven't done it). See the Datebook source code. > (It's part of the SDK.) > > [3] Read the Datebook source code. (It's part of the SDK.) > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
