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RE: I wonder if the IBM deal fell through ...
Palm.net?
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RE: Palm.net?
For example, Company A's internal IT department will write a system using WebLogic Workshop to allow its salespeople to access the company catalog and enter sales as they are made on Palm handheld. These sales can be automatically entered into the company's back-end database either immediately through a wireless connection or later during a HotSync.
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Too little too late
The cert.ifiably i.nsane com.pany that makes SSL for legacy Palm OS devices (4.x and earlier) literally wants TENS of thousands of dollars AND A PERCENTAGE to license it. This despite the fact that their product is obsolete with the release of OS 5. The sheer cost completely negates the ROI of developing almost any mobile "enterprise" application.
RE: Too little too late
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I wonder if the IBM deal fell through ...
To quote Ed back in July ...
IBM and Palm also will work together to integrate Palm handhelds with IBM's WebSphere Everywhere Access business platform. They will develop Palm OS versions of secure e-mail and Sametime instant messaging apps that will work with IBM's platform.