This is not the good solution. It's a working solution, but definitevely not the good one. The main reason is that the struct db could change and your program won't work anymore.
The good solution is to build a vCal using the PDI library and to send it, using the Local exchange manager library to the Date Book. You can look at the code in DateTransfert.c to build a vCal. Ludovic Steven M. Jerrett wrote: > > The structure of the database is described in DateDB.c. > When dealing with the native Palm apps and the structures they use, I > have found it best to study the actual code for those applications. The > source code for the Datebook applicaton is fairly well documented. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I have to make a program which can put a new record in the datebook as >> we are in the datebook program. Then I would like to know how it is >> possible to insert a new record in the datebook database when I am in >> my application, I have open the datebook source code but I don't >> understand how is the database. >> >> What are the fields of this database? >> >> When I will open the database what must I do to insert a new record as >> we were on the datebook program. >> Must I change another thing to make the new record compatible with >> datebook program and with Palm desktop when we synchronise? >> Thanks in advance, >> >> Regards >> >> Helene >> >> > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
