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raymonj
Hi,
Here's my situation. I hope to have some help on it.
We have ONE computer and ONE cradle connected to it through a USB
cable. We want to transfer files from the computer to the connected
device. Since, we will have around 50 devices, ActiveSync is not an
option for us since it creates 50 different synchronization folders on
the computer. The ideal solution is to have only one folder on the
computer (for example My Documents) in which we place all the files we
need to get synchronized on the devices.
The synchronization process also includes data within a SQL Server CE
database on the device that is pulled and pushed from and to the main
SQL Server 2000 database. We use RDA Data Transfer to synchronize
databases data. This part of the synchronization works well.
Therefore, the synchronization needs to be triggered by the device and
not from the desktop. At least, this is my point of view unless you
guys have another solution for me.
Also, I'm stuck with Visual Studio 2003 and compact framework 1.0. So
any solution using VStudio 2005, CF2.0 or OpenNetCF 2.0 or higher is
not an option for us at the moment.
I thought ActiveSync 4.2 would have been a solution but 50 different
partnership.... shit &%/*!!!
Thanks for your help!
Here's my situation. I hope to have some help on it.
We have ONE computer and ONE cradle connected to it through a USB
cable. We want to transfer files from the computer to the connected
device. Since, we will have around 50 devices, ActiveSync is not an
option for us since it creates 50 different synchronization folders on
the computer. The ideal solution is to have only one folder on the
computer (for example My Documents) in which we place all the files we
need to get synchronized on the devices.
The synchronization process also includes data within a SQL Server CE
database on the device that is pulled and pushed from and to the main
SQL Server 2000 database. We use RDA Data Transfer to synchronize
databases data. This part of the synchronization works well.
Therefore, the synchronization needs to be triggered by the device and
not from the desktop. At least, this is my point of view unless you
guys have another solution for me.
Also, I'm stuck with Visual Studio 2003 and compact framework 1.0. So
any solution using VStudio 2005, CF2.0 or OpenNetCF 2.0 or higher is
not an option for us at the moment.
I thought ActiveSync 4.2 would have been a solution but 50 different
partnership.... shit &%/*!!!
Thanks for your help!