| Oracle® Calendar Resource Kit, Release 2 (9.0.4.2) Part Number B10894-06 |
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| Oracle® Calendar Resource Kit, Release 2 (9.0.4.2) Part Number B10894-06 |
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Oracle Sync Server takes advantage of the OMA-DS (Open Mobile Alliance - Data Synchronization) protocol (formerly known as the SyncML protocol) to deliver true remote synchronization of data with a wide range of OMA-DS-enabled devices. This alternative to the Desktop-to-PDA synchronization allows you the freedom to be anywhere while having the most up-to-the-second information.
Oracle Sync Server offers direct two-way synchronization with Oracle Calendar server over any standard Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) connection. This means that you have access to the calendar infrastructure from a variety of OMA-DS-compliant devices with Internet access. With Oracle Sync Server you are no longer tied to your desktop for synchronization.
Information related to Oracle Sync Server is maintained online, so that as new devices become available for use with Oracle Sync Server, Oracle is able to post useful information related to these devices to our customers. For more on Oracle Sync Server, and setting up your mobile device, consult the following online pages:
Oracle Sync Server - Getting Started
This is the main online resource for Oracle Sync Server Release 2 (9.0.4.2.x or later). This page contains the essential links for for setting up your device for use with Oracle Sync Server, including specific limitations, patches, configuration and synchronization information for all supported devices.
This section lists the OMA-DS-compliant devices that are supported for use with Oracle Sync Server.
This section describes the procedure for backing up your Palm device locally using HotSync.
Understanding how devices handle different types of data
This section explains how alarms, access levels, task priorities, and long descriptions are synchronized between various devices and Oracle Sync Server.
This section describes how to customize the way your supported device synchronizes information.
Safely resetting data on your device
This section explains how to safely reset your device to clean corrupt information resulting from technical difficulties or problems encountered when synchronizing in different time zones or after a Daylight Savings clock change.
Device-specific considerations
This section describes issues encountered by Oracle Sync Server due to the synchronization behavior of supported devices.
Configuring devices for Oracle Sync Server
This section describes the step-by-step procedures for configuring supported mobile devices.
This page contains common questions and answers relating to the Oracle Sync Server. For example:
What are the benefits of using Oracle Sync Server?
Do I need to subscribe to a special service or special operator?
What data types can I synchronize with Sync Server?
