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Re: What is MobiLink?
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Re: What is MobiLink? -
07-14-2006
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Derek wrote: I am new to mobile computing, I know Mobilink is synchronization technology, is it equal to M-Business Anywhere product ? Or M-Business Anywhere product use the MobiLink technology ? No, MobiLink and M-Business Anywhere are separate products. You can implement similar solutions with them ("mobile" data collection/display) but they use different architectures. In the case of M-Business Anywhere, you are basically making mobile "web applications". You have an extremely rich set of functionality available via HTML, Javascript and "POD" technologies. With MobiLink, you are synchronizing data between relational databases. Your data store on the remotes can be ASA or UltraLite databases. You can develop your applications using standard relational database APIs (Java, PowerBuilder, Visual C++, Visual Basic, .NET languages, etc...) There are some solutions we've done in iAnywhere Services that integrate the two technologies, but I do not believe there are any integrated product offerings to date. Hope this helps, greg.fenton -- Greg Fenton Consultant, Solution Services, iAnywhere Solutions -------- Visit the iAnywhere Solutions Developer Community Whitepapers, TechDocs, Downloads http://www.ianywhere.com/developer/ |
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Is it sold separetly? |
MobiLink is part of the SQL Anywhere Studio.
M-Business is a product in and of itself.
However, there are deployment options for using MobiLink (and ULPod)
with M-Business Anywhere. You'd need to discuss with your iAnywhere
sales representative to discuss deployment and licensing options.
g.f
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Greg Fenton
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