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Klayman
Hello,
we are currently developing a solution to view entries of a database-system
via a html-page. Those pages are designed for mobile devices and their
web-browsers, in fact windows mobile most of the time...
Unfortunately this only works as long as the device is connected via WLAN,
GPRS or whatever. What we are now looking for, is a way to "cache" maybe 20
entries of the database (each about 2 - 5 kByte large) via the
internet-explorer of the mobile device without having to set up a specific
application on the device itself.
My Idea on that: Create some kind of ActiveX-Control or whatever that can be
executed from within the web-browser of the mobile device. This control
caches some database-entries on the PDA and allows it to view them later on
if there's no network-connection available.
Any Ideas if or even how this could work??
Thanks a lot...
we are currently developing a solution to view entries of a database-system
via a html-page. Those pages are designed for mobile devices and their
web-browsers, in fact windows mobile most of the time...
Unfortunately this only works as long as the device is connected via WLAN,
GPRS or whatever. What we are now looking for, is a way to "cache" maybe 20
entries of the database (each about 2 - 5 kByte large) via the
internet-explorer of the mobile device without having to set up a specific
application on the device itself.
My Idea on that: Create some kind of ActiveX-Control or whatever that can be
executed from within the web-browser of the mobile device. This control
caches some database-entries on the PDA and allows it to view them later on
if there's no network-connection available.
Any Ideas if or even how this could work??
Thanks a lot...