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From: Brad Stone <brad@bvstools.com> > I just realized palms can probably use any HTML with a web > browser. That is if you have a network connection with > them. Should be very easy then if you don't mind using your > AS/400 as the web server. Brad, Please don't say this is EASY. It ain't. The standard Palm application has its own look and feel that is tailored to the capabilities of the platform. What people expect on the Palm is that within the application there would be a single button saying 'sync' or 'exchange data' or some such. You 'tap' the button and the transfer of data to/from the AS/400 happens transparently. Anything else is not acceptable. How can HTML and a browser on the Palm help here?
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