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New items in this release include:
- the ConduitHandler and JHotSync classes now provide support for
accessing the Expansion Manager and VFS data, making access to data and
files on expansion cards possible.
- vCard support has been updated
- the MultiPort Server now supports TCP sync connections
- New jConduit: NetInstaller, which allows for the installation of PRC
and PDB files from over a network through a URL.
- Protocol stack support for CMP Extended packets (necessary to
eventually support "Network HotSync" compatibility)
- Re-arranged the location of some of the data conversion utility classes
from API.Protocol.Util to API.Conduit.Tools
- Modification to the way we do type conversions to enhance performance
- Added a work-around for restoring the Graffiti Shortcuts database.
- Lots of other fixes and performance enhancements.
Also new with this release are with the jSyncManager Bundles, which see
the following changes:
- There is now a platform-neutral bundle, which includes all of the
pre-requisites for the jSyncManager other than the transport APIs (which
are platform specific). This bundle is now runnable as-is; just unzip
and run "java -jar jsyncmanager.jar". You no longer have to copy any
files to your Standard Extensions directory, or to edit your CLASSPATH.
- The Mac OS X bundle now includes all available pre-requisites. (There
is no Java USB API for Mac OS X at this time, and thus this isn't
included. But we're working on it).
- New bundles will be coming soon!
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