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DOT-ITguy · 10-30-2007, 07:37 AM

I have also done some testing with the .NET version of the ECL, which runs as a Windows service, and it seems to be easy to implement and works fairly well. Unlike the Domino version, the .NET ECL has built-in functions for scheduling data pushes, significantly reducing the potential for problems caused by the browser cache getting purged after 12 hours. The .NET version can use a SQL database, Access DB, or Excel spreadsheet as the source for the Contact data you want to push to handhelds.

10-30-2007, 07:37 AM	#14
DOT-ITguy New Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Model: 7520 PIN: N/A Carrier: Nextel Posts: 3	ECL .NET Client I have also done some testing with the .NET version of the ECL, which runs as a Windows service, and it seems to be easy to implement and works fairly well. Unlike the Domino version, the .NET ECL has built-in functions for scheduling data pushes, significantly reducing the potential for problems caused by the browser cache getting purged after 12 hours. The .NET version can use a SQL database, Access DB, or Excel spreadsheet as the source for the Contact data you want to push to handhelds.
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