> Google for ZBoxZ, Combiner, and Nutshell for examples. I use > Nutshell. > > PalmSource also has their own installer now which is designed for > assisting with over the air installs. I have not used it yet.
I use the PalmSource Installer and it is very nice. ZBoxZ is mostly an archiver - not an installer. Nutshell looks good - but is not free and doesn't seem capable of doing more than what the free PalmSource Installer can do. I'm not sufficiently familiar with Combiner. Another free (but simple) installer that can install multiple files over-the-air and is controlled by an XML config file on the Web server is the SmartUpdate for PalmOS: http://freewarepalm.com/communication/smartupdateforpalmos.shtml I intend to support it, since "support" mostly means creating a simple XML file and making it available on a Web page, together with the files that the application consists of. However, it doesn't use compression, doesn't support multiple devices/OS versions/languages with automatic selection from the user's device and the other bells and whistles that the PSI has. For professional work, I strongly recommend the PSI. Its executable is likely to be in the ROM of future devices. You can't beat the price, either. :-) Regards, Vesselin -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
