Package org.jSyncManager.API.Protocol.Util

The jSyncManager Protocol Utility Classes.

Class Summary

CMP_AddressThis class is used to manage the address string reported by the CMP Communication Preferences Exchange response.
CMP_CommunicationPrefsThis class provides acces to a CMP Communication Preferences block.
DatabaseFormatExceptionThe DatabaseFormatException class.
DLPAppPreferenceA class to hold a handheld application preference.
DLPBlockA class that represents database information blocks.
DLPCardInfoA class to hold information on a handheld memory card.
DLPDatabaseA class representing an entire handheld database.
DLPDatabaseInfoA class to store information on a handheld database.
DLPDatabaseListGroupA class to store a group of database information objects.
DLPDatabaseSetA class for the storage and halndling of multiple DLPDatabase objects.
DLPExpansionCardInfoA class to contain the information on an expansion card.
DLPFindDBResponseThe DLPFindDBResponse object class.
DLPNetSyncInfoThe Network Sync Information class.
DLPRecordA class to hold a handheld record of information.
DLPRecordWriter A convenience class for writing a DLPRecord to an OutputStreamWriter stream or Writer stream.
DLPResourceA class to store a handheld database resource.
DLPStorageInfoThe DLP Storage Information class.
DLPSystemInfoThe DLP System Info object class.
DLPUserInfoThe DLP User Information class.
DLPVersionA class for handling DLP's Version information block format.
DLP_DateA class to hold a Palm DLP protocol Date element.
EncryptionNotSupportedExceptionThis class contains the exception thrown when MD5 encryption is not supported on the users platform.
InvalidDLPDateExceptionThe InvalidDLPDateException class.
ParseExceptionThis class contains the exception thrown when MD5 encryption is not supported on the users platform.
RPCPacketThis class is used to represent an RPC packet.
The jSyncManager Protocol Utility Classes.

Package Information:

These classes include the jSyncManager Data Abstraction Objects, which are used to provide a mechanism for treating standard PalmOS data types as Java Objects. These can be read and written to the handheld, with conversion to and from their Java Objects and byte array representations often occurring automatically. <!-- Put @see and @since tags down here. -->