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[coldsync-hackers] Titrax sync questions...
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- Subject: [coldsync-hackers] Titrax sync questions...
- From: Izzy Blacklock <izzyb at ecn dot ab.ca>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 12:40:47 -0600
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I've been thinking about a future need for my conduit. Eventually I'm going
to have to build a sync function. What has me worried, is how this will work
with multiple files. I guess the root of my confusion is that I don't really
know how the sync process works. I have to admit, I haven't looked at any
sync conduits yet, so perhaps I'm worrying over nothing.
My biggest concern is on the timing and order of things. Does a sync occur
after each file is read from the palm? ie, Does the palm expect to receive
the sync'd version of a pdb right after it sends the pdb, or does it send all
the pdbs then wait for attempts to write data back? Does coldsync run the
various conduits as it reads the pdb from the palm, or does it wait until it
has them all then run the conduits then write them back to the palm?
I fear that the sync process is being run after each file is received. If
that is the case, building a sync process for titrax would be problematic. I
would need to modify at 4 pdbs; TitrixNamesDB, TitraxDataDB, TitraxNoteDB,
and datebookDB. If I trigger on the Titrix pdb, how do I insure that the
latest version of the rest of the files has already been fetched? How do I
get the conduit to write out the other pdbs after the TitrixNames conduit has
finished?
I hope I'm worrying over nothing, but if I'm not, are there solutions to these
problems?
...Izzy
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