Hello Kieran, This depends on how you'd like to transfer the data. If you need wireless connectivity, then you'd be looking at using the Palm OS Net library and sending raw TCP/UDP packets of your data, and having some process ready to receive this data on your web server. Another route you could take is to have the data transferred during a HotSync. When going the HotSync route, you can take your pick of MySQL connectors, such as ODBC, Java, .NET, MySQL++ (direct C++ API), etc.
Going the wireless route would likely make this process more difficult. On the other hand, it might be more convenient for your clients. If you go with the HotSync route, your best bet would be to pick the technology which you are most familiar with, and/or go with the option supported best by the tools you currently have. Adrien. Tuesday, March 22, 2005, 6:08:32 AM, you wrote: UKL> Hi, UKL> I am writing an application which retrieves data from a UKL> database on my Palm. Now i would like to transfer this data on my UKL> web server and store it in a MySQL database. UKL> I would really like some feedback from people on what is UKL> the easiest way to accomplish this. UKL> Kieran. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
