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Server-initiated synchronization 11
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GUO Lin
2008-10-28 16:03:54 UTC
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I am in a project using mobilink11 and UltraliteJ.
I try to use the mobilink feature server-initiated synchronization on
BlackBerry device.
In the document of 11, I see only the introductions of listener for
Windows mobile and Palm OS.
Dose mobilink 11 supporte BlackBerry?
If the anwser is "yes", how to configure the listener on BlackBerry?
If "no", will it be available soon?

Thanks.
Kory Hodgson [Sybase]
2008-10-29 18:55:14 UTC
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UltraLiteJ is fully capable of synchronizing with MobiLink, however it
does not support server initiated synchronization. So the
synchronization must be initiated from the client side.
Post by GUO Lin
I am in a project using mobilink11 and UltraliteJ.
I try to use the mobilink feature server-initiated synchronization on
BlackBerry device.
In the document of 11, I see only the introductions of listener for
Windows mobile and Palm OS.
Dose mobilink 11 supporte BlackBerry?
If the anwser is "yes", how to configure the listener on BlackBerry?
If "no", will it be available soon?
Thanks.
GUO Lin
2008-10-30 08:37:15 UTC
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Thanks.
It is unfortunate. I must find another solution.
Philippe Bertrand
2008-10-31 14:01:52 UTC
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UltraLiteJ DOES support SIS for BES activated devices.

On the UltraLiteJ side, you would use the SISListener and SISRequestHandler
interfaces to listen for SIS messages. See
DatabaseManager.createSISListener() method.

On the MobiLink side you use BlackBerrySIS notifier (I'm not a MobiLink
expert)

Philippe Bertrand
Sybase iAnywhere
unknown
2009-10-28 11:18:39 UTC
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Post by Philippe Bertrand
UltraLiteJ DOES support SIS for BES activated devices.
On the UltraLiteJ side, you would use the SISListener and
SISRequestHandler interfaces to listen for SIS messages.
See DatabaseManager.createSISListener() method.
On the MobiLink side you use BlackBerrySIS notifier (I'm
not a MobiLink expert)
Philippe Bertrand
Sybase iAnywhere
How BlackberrySIS notifier will create in the mobilink?
ymai
2009-12-16 20:18:19 UTC
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Hi Philippe,

Do you know if this is documented anywhere?

YMai
Post by Philippe Bertrand
UltraLiteJ DOES support SIS for BES activated devices.
On the UltraLiteJ side, you would use the SISListener and
SISRequestHandler  interfaces to listen for SIS messages.
See  DatabaseManager.createSISListener() method.
On theMobiLinkside you useBlackBerrySISnotifier(I'm
not aMobiLink expert)
Philippe Bertrand
Sybase iAnywhere
HowBlackberrySISnotifierwill create in themobilink?
unknown
2009-10-28 11:18:39 UTC
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Post by Philippe Bertrand
UltraLiteJ DOES support SIS for BES activated devices.
On the UltraLiteJ side, you would use the SISListener and
SISRequestHandler interfaces to listen for SIS messages.
See DatabaseManager.createSISListener() method.
On the MobiLink side you use BlackBerrySIS notifier (I'm
not a MobiLink expert)
Philippe Bertrand
Sybase iAnywhere
How BlackberrySIS notifier will create in the mobilink?
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