PDA File ServerŠ is a programming control that enables you to rapidly integrate and build wireless communications within your own Pocket PC applications.

Communications is a complicated development area. PDA File Server makes it simple whilst expanding your Pocket PC application to give full wireless mobility.

Active X architecture means developers using any Active X compliant programming environment such as VB.NET or VC++ can easily implement communications for their own server side applications. All communications are built on top of the standard TCP/IP stack enabling a wide variety of connections including Cradle, Wireless CDMA, Wireless GPRS, Smartphone or wireless LAN.

PDAFileServer is designed to integrate with Satellite Forms.

PDA File Server - Communications Functions

• Send Files
• Receive File
• List Directories
• Create Files
• Delete Files
• Send and Receive Instant Messages

PDA File Server - Communications Features

• Simultaneous connectivity for an unlimited number of handheld devices
• Uses on the fly compression to dramatically reduce file transfer sizes and times
• Can handle very large files with ease
• Complete control of the connected handheld including remote IP, Flash ID, Username, Password
• Comes with ready to use client (handheld) application with simple call and return to your application.

PDA File Server - Compatibility

• Client (handheld) support for Satellite forms, Embedded C++, Visual Studio.net or any other environment that allows to start an external application
• Server support for all Active X compliant programming environments
• Database converters include Visual FoxPro to SQLite, Microsoft Access

Implementation :

Included with PDA File Server are full demonstration versions for both the server and client (handheld). This allows you to send test files and evaluate the functionality of PDA File Server before implementing with your application.

For ease of development we also include source code for the client and server enabling you to modify or integrate as you see fit.

DocID: 10169  DocDate: 2006-10-02