How To Write an Active Sync-Enabled Resource Adapter

This section describes the general steps you follow to create a custom Active Sync-Enabled adapter on the Microsoft Windows operating system.

To Create a Custom Active Sync-Enabled Adapter

1. Open a command window and change to the following directory:

   \waveset\idm\adapter\src

2. Rename (or copy) one of the following skeleton files to a file name of your choice. See Rename the Skeleton File for more information.

   • SkeletonStandardAndActiveSyncResourceAdapter.java (for standard and Active Sync-enabled resources)

   • SkeletonActiveSyncResourceAdapter.java (for Active Sync-only resources)

3. Edit the new adapter’s source file as described in Edit the Source File.

4. Source the file you created previously to set up your environment:

   • For Windows: Source the ws.bat file.

   • For UNIX: Source the ws.sh file.

5. Type the following command to compile your source files:

   • For Windows: javac -d . -classpath %CLASSPATH% yourfile.java

   • For UNIX: javac -d . -classpath $CLASSPATH yourfile.java