It seems that the HotSync process requires a conduit in order to accomplish such an install. If you do a "Quick Install" under Windows, a "filelist.dat" is created which contains some type of binary info about the file to be installed. If you just put a file in Quick Install's install directory it won't get installed - you have to generate the corresponding "filelist.dat" file.
Does anyone have the specification for this "filelist.dat" file so a utility can be written that will create this file? Or has this utility already been written? I would really like to put my plucker-build process in a crontab script that would build the databases, put them in the quick install directory, and create the necessary "filelist.dat" glue file. Then my updated plucker files would be "auto-magically" installed at the next hot-sync. This would really beat the current "pilot-xfer -i" manual install that I'm doing... Am 09.03.2004 um 15:50:46 -0000, hat Chris Werner geschrieben: > > I'm using the option to specify a directory for Jpluck X instead of using > the conduit (not installed). > I want to ensure that the document is synched ot the card on the next normal > hotsync. > So I specify c:\palm desktop\myuser\CardInst > > Inside that dir there is a subdir called slot-sd. > I tried both of these locations, and the file goes there, but it's not > installed on the next install. > > How do I get it to install? > > Chris -- Ed Braaten
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