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I have a database I created in Filemaker Pro Developer 6 for OS X. I also have a Palm PDA and Filemaker Mobile 2.1. Is there anyway for the standalone app created by the developer version to sync with the palm via Filemaker mobile? |
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Hello Eric, There is no built in functionality for a runtime to sync with the palm. The only workaround I have seen thus far was to have your filemaker runtime to have import or export scripts pre-defined and to have a custom conduit written for the palm that also handled imports and exports. In this scenario your runtime could for instance export all records as a .mer file and save it to a pre-determined folder. The custom conduit on your palm would look in this location and import the data. Transferring data the other direction would be the same but in reverse. The palm would export the data to a pre-determined location and then you would run an import script in your solution. Its pretty complicated and you need to be able to write a conduit for the palm. Maybe someone in this group knows of some third party software to facilitate this. I am not aware of any. As a developer of runtimes, if you can find a way to facilitate this I would love to hear about it. :-) best regards, PL "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote in message news:310720031737036816%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com... I have a database I created in Filemaker Pro Developer 6 for OS X. I also have a Palm PDA and Filemaker Mobile 2.1. Is there anyway for the standalone app created by the developer version to sync with the palm via Filemaker mobile? |
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Writing a conduit is a little over my head and not really worth it for a project like I am doing. Thanx for the answer however. In article <bgenat$jbu$1 (AT) news (DOT) apple.com>, Pierre Lessard lessardpete (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Eric, There is no built in functionality for a runtime to sync with the palm. The only workaround I have seen thus far was to have your filemaker runtime to have import or export scripts pre-defined and to have a custom conduit written for the palm that also handled imports and exports. In this scenario your runtime could for instance export all records as a .mer file and save it to a pre-determined folder. The custom conduit on your palm would look in this location and import the data. Transferring data the other direction would be the same but in reverse. The palm would export the data to a pre-determined location and then you would run an import script in your solution. Its pretty complicated and you need to be able to write a conduit for the palm. Maybe someone in this group knows of some third party software to facilitate this. I am not aware of any. As a developer of runtimes, if you can find a way to facilitate this I would love to hear about it. :-) best regards, PL "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote in message news:310720031737036816%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com... I have a database I created in Filemaker Pro Developer 6 for OS X. I also have a Palm PDA and Filemaker Mobile 2.1. Is there anyway for the standalone app created by the developer version to sync with the palm via Filemaker mobile? |
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Writing a conduit is a little over my head and not really worth it for a project like I am doing. Thanx for the answer however. In article <bgenat$jbu$1 (AT) news (DOT) apple.com>, Pierre Lessard lessardpete (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Eric, There is no built in functionality for a runtime to sync with the palm. The only workaround I have seen thus far was to have your filemaker runtime to have import or export scripts pre-defined and to have a custom conduit written for the palm that also handled imports and exports. In this scenario your runtime could for instance export all records as a .mer file and save it to a pre-determined folder. The custom conduit on your palm would look in this location and import the data. Transferring data the other direction would be the same but in reverse. The palm would export the data to a pre-determined location and then you would run an import script in your solution. Its pretty complicated and you need to be able to write a conduit for the palm. Maybe someone in this group knows of some third party software to facilitate this. I am not aware of any. As a developer of runtimes, if you can find a way to facilitate this I would love to hear about it. :-) best regards, PL "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote in message news:310720031737036816%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com... I have a database I created in Filemaker Pro Developer 6 for OS X. I also have a Palm PDA and Filemaker Mobile 2.1. Is there anyway for the standalone app created by the developer version to sync with the palm via Filemaker mobile? |
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On 8/1/03 3:11 PM, in article 010820031511106972%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com, "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote: Writing a conduit is a little over my head and not really worth it for a project like I am doing. Thanx for the answer however. In article <bgenat$jbu$1 (AT) news (DOT) apple.com>, Pierre Lessard lessardpete (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Eric, There is no built in functionality for a runtime to sync with the palm. The only workaround I have seen thus far was to have your filemaker runtime to have import or export scripts pre-defined and to have a custom conduit written for the palm that also handled imports and exports. In this scenario your runtime could for instance export all records as a .mer file and save it to a pre-determined folder. The custom conduit on your palm would look in this location and import the data. Transferring data the other direction would be the same but in reverse. The palm would export the data to a pre-determined location and then you would run an import script in your solution. Its pretty complicated and you need to be able to write a conduit for the palm. Maybe someone in this group knows of some third party software to facilitate this. I am not aware of any. As a developer of runtimes, if you can find a way to facilitate this I would love to hear about it. :-) best regards, PL "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote in message news:310720031737036816%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com... I have a database I created in Filemaker Pro Developer 6 for OS X. I also have a Palm PDA and Filemaker Mobile 2.1. Is there anyway for the standalone app created by the developer version to sync with the palm via Filemaker mobile? ---- I've written several custom Palm databases that synch with FileMaker. The Palm databases can talk to FileMaker via COM port or via TCP/IP. I create a Palm OS application that can communicate with FileMaker directly. Not through a conduit. I would need to know more about the project before I could tell you what's involved. Most of my clients are out to deploy 10s - 100s of Palms. Matt Revenaugh : info (AT) thesoftwareman (DOT) com The Software Man The Software Man The project I am working on is a simple password database. It will sync |
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Check out www.vizmotion.com for the conduit. Ted "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote in message news:010820031511106972%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com... Writing a conduit is a little over my head and not really worth it for a project like I am doing. Thanx for the answer however. In article <bgenat$jbu$1 (AT) news (DOT) apple.com>, Pierre Lessard lessardpete (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Eric, There is no built in functionality for a runtime to sync with the palm. The only workaround I have seen thus far was to have your filemaker runtime to have import or export scripts pre-defined and to have a custom conduit written for the palm that also handled imports and exports. In this scenario your runtime could for instance export all records as a .mer file and save it to a pre-determined folder. The custom conduit on your palm would look in this location and import the data. Transferring data the other direction would be the same but in reverse. The palm would export the data to a pre-determined location and then you would run an import script in your solution. Its pretty complicated and you need to be able to write a conduit for the palm. Maybe someone in this group knows of some third party software to facilitate this. I am not aware of any. As a developer of runtimes, if you can find a way to facilitate this I would love to hear about it. :-) best regards, PL "Eric Cartman" <timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com> wrote in message news:310720031737036816%timmyis (AT) invalid (DOT) com... I have a database I created in Filemaker Pro Developer 6 for OS X. I also have a Palm PDA and Filemaker Mobile 2.1. Is there anyway for the standalone app created by the developer version to sync with the palm via Filemaker mobile? |
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