on 12-21-2005 6:03 PM
Hello,
(due to competencies lacks in java programming ...)
Would it be possible to use VB.net and the MS Compact Framework to develop an user interface on the Windows ce.net mobile device and to use/restrict SAP MI Client Component as a sync layer? . What would be the then interface scheme ?
How SAP MI client deals with sql.ce (the Wince.net embedded database) ?
Is it possible to specify through the MI portal the data format (XML) that the sync layer will bring to the mobile device ?
With thanks,
Jerome
hello jerome
> Would it be possible to use VB.net and the MS Compact
> Framework to develop an user interface on the Windows
> ce.net mobile device and to use/restrict SAP MI
> Client Component as a sync layer? . What would be the
> then interface scheme ?
MI is implemented in Java and MI applications have to
implement an interface for the framework to manage your
application lifetime (instantiation, invocation, etc)
However, it is possible to just implement your MI
application to act as a service, e.g. a servlet that
will act as your service provider to exchange data
thru HTTP with your VB.net MSCS application. Or in AWT
version, you can implement an application that will act
as your server; opening a socket channel for
communication between your MI application and your .Net
application. In the latter case, you won't be limited
to HTTP protocol and you can create your own exchange
protocol.
> How SAP MI client deals with sql.ce (the Wince.net
> embedded database) ?
MI doesn't support SQL.CE at the moment. Though possible
if you will implement the persistence layer API.
> Is it possible to specify through the MI portal the
> data format (XML) that the sync layer will bring to
> the mobile device ?
Which portal? This is done through the SyncBo definition
using the tool SyncBo Builder in the MW. In this tool
you can select which field you want to be transmitted
into the client thru mapping.
Regards
Jo
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