I'm attempting to beam a .pdb using ExgSend(), ExgDBWrite() on the sending
side and ExgReceive(), ExgDBRead() on the receiving.
Everything works fine when I beam the database from a 3.5 device to a 4.0 or
higher device and vice-versa. When I beam from a 3.5 device to a 3.5 device
the records seem to be corrupted in the resulting database. I get 2Bytes of
zeros starting every record and other problems.
Has anyone noticed any corruption when beaming whole databases from 3.5 ->
3.5 devices?
I've attached the source that calls ExgDBRead().
Miles Rincker
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Boolean Beam::ReceiveArchive(void *cmdPBP, char *TimeBuffer)
{
Err error = 0;
LocalID dbIDP;
UInt16 cardNo = 0;
Boolean needReset = true;
Package package;
PalmDBStorage pdbObject;
pdbObject.Delete(((ExgSocketType *) cmdPBP)->name); // delete the database
if it exists
error = ExgAccept((ExgSocketType *) cmdPBP);
// receive a database
error = ExgDBRead(ReadDB, DeleteDB, (ExgSocketType *) cmdPBP, &dbIDP,
cardNo, &needReset, false);
// Return 0 to the OS if things went okay
if (StrCompare(((ExgSocketType *) cmdPBP)->name, package.GetArchiveName())
== 0)
{
package.Extract(ARCHIVENAME, TimeBuffer);
}
// disconnect after receival of record(s)
ExgDisconnect((ExgSocketType *) cmdPBP, error);
return 0;
}
/*
ReadDB()
Called when we want to receive bytes of a database
Parameters & Returns:
Used by exgReadDB
*/
Err ReadDB (void* dataP, UInt32* sizeP, void* userDataP)
{
Err error = errNone;
*sizeP = ExgReceive((ExgSocketType *) userDataP, dataP, *sizeP, &error);
return error;
}
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