Its possible no one answered because its a common question. Look through
the list archive (either egroups or news.palmos.com). I know I've posted
links to relevant documents several time in recent months.
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Probably the best way is to write ExgDBRead callback functions that read
the
data (formatted as a .prc file) from the TCP or serial stream, and let
ExgDB
turn it into a database.
So I have to read .prc file as a stream (without any conversions) and
provide it's contents to ExgDBRead.
Am I
How can I manually install application on Palm ?
(for example with my own TCP/IP- or serial- communication program)
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Probably the best way is to write ExgDBRead callback functions that read
the
data (formatted as a .prc file) from the TCP or serial stream, and let
ExgDB
turn it into a database.
So I have to read .prc file as a stream (without any conversions) and
provide it's contents to ExgDBRead.
Am I
. if the TCP/IP
stalls, you might not want to return a nonzero length, but if you
don't return, the user can't send an event to cancel).
"Yegor Bryukhov" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/06/2000 11:41:22 PM
To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(Keith Rollin/US/PALM)
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I wrote this list before and guess no one knew. Where is the format of
these .prc databases documented?
-Ed
Probably the best way is to write ExgDBRead callback functions that read
the
data (formatted as a .prc file) from the TCP or serial stream, and let
ExgDB
turn it into a database.
Its possible no one answered because its a common question. Look through
the list archive (either egroups or news.palmos.com). I know I've posted
links to relevant documents several time in recent months.
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"Tom Zerucha" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:16578@palm-dev-forum...
1. Resource databases emerge from ExgDBWrite as a .prc image (which you
imply)
Yes. Rather it's a .prc or .pdb image (depending on whether the database
that went in was a record or resource database). The result is
On Fri, Jul 07, 2000 at 10:30:43AM -0700, Danny Epstein wrote:
2. The database can determine the length only from the header
information (which the documentation in the devzone says).
I'm not sure what you're getting at here. The last record or resource in a
.prc or .pdb file extends to
One more thing/problem with ExgDBRead:
What if the ReadOnly bit is set? I've had problems where something
creates a database (when that bit is set in the prc/pdb) and cannot
write any records to it, so I get a tiny entry that I have to use some
external program to clear the RO bit and delete.
"Tom Zerucha" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:16635@palm-dev-forum...
To quote the reference manual:
ExgDBRead stops
calling the read callback function after it receives the entire database
(it knows when it's got it all based on the header information).
I'd call this
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