We have a number of wireless applications that run on the SPT 1842, using Palm OS 3.5.2. In the past, to download large amounts of data, we've transmitted many small records to the device, but for various reasons, we're thinking of doing this with a single large record instead. Unfortunately, we don't know how much data we can reliably send at one time. I gather that, immediately before it is read by the socket, the incoming data is stored in the Palm's TCP buffer, so I assume the bottleneck -- if one exists -- is there. Unfortunately, I can't find the size of this buffer. I see that the TCP/IP stack occupies 32K, but I understand that some or all of this is code. I searched the PalmSource site and the 'Companion', but found no answers. Does anyone have an answer for this, or better still -- a reference?
Thanks, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
