Ignore the
comment about the email group. You obviously now about that group already :P :P…
Sorry I didn’t look at the reply address I thought this email came from the Motorola
SDK email list :D. I subscribe to both ! :D
-----Original
Message-----
From: Hunter, Francine
[mailto:Francine_Hunter@eLoyalty.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001
11:38 AM
To: 'ksoap@enhydra.org'
Subject: RE: Ksoap: kSOAP &
Motorola i85?
Hi Timothy,
I am using kSOAP, and it works great. You are correct about the
size. My application is up to 114k. However, it installs and runs fine on the
phone even thought it's obviously a bit over the recommended size :D :D. I sure
hope new phones come with a bit more resources. I am still working on getting
my application bellow this size.
One thing to note is that you can remove
the WAP folder ( I believe that is what is called) and the related files if you
won't be using this capability from the kXML package. This buys you a bit more
space.
I have not found any mayor problems with
kSOAP, a few bugs here and there but the guys in charge of the project fixed
them all, they are super helpful you can signup on their email group to get the
latest info. The new version should be up to date. Note, I actually
download and compile the code along with my app. I think some people had
problems using the .jar.
Please let me know if you have any
questions.
-----Original Message-----
From: Timothy Appnel [mailto:tima@agency.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:26 AM
To: kSOAP@enhydra.org
Subject: Ksoap:
kSOAP & Motorola i85?
My apologies if this question has been
asked
before. I just tried to search the archive and got
a template not found error.
Has anyone tested kSOAP on either the
Motorola i85
or i50? If so what where the results?
I gave the package a look and before we
give it a
try I thought I would ask the group. No sense
recreating the wheel.
One initial concerns I have is that
Motorola
recommends that apps, delivered as a compressed
JAR, should exceed 50k. With kXML and kSOAP
included, there is very little room left for any
application logic. Correct?
<tim/>
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Timothy Appnel
Director, Applied Concepts Lab
Master Jedi
AGENCY.COM
212.358.2712
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