Free xml software for pda

Portable DriveImage XML 2.02 brings a tool used to make images of logical drives and partitions or copy one drive to another. It backups and saves important data on your hard disk. It creates perfect images of your partitions.

SAXLib 1.0.1 is known as a free yet very useful XML parser library for Palm OS which partially implements SAX 2 parser interface. Here is a short list of features SAXLib supports:

Major Features:

1. SAX 2 interface implementation
2. Parsing DTD within XML document (external DTDs not supported)
3. Simple and parsed entities processing
4. XML namespaces support
5. Reading Unicode XML documents and decoding to the most European language codepages

SAXLib is distributed in a compiled form of Palm shared library. Its distribution archive includes full library interface reference manual and sample Metrowerks CodeWarrior 9.x project which illustrates the basic principles of SAXLib usage.

With MyCallogs v1.0 Beta Version, you can sync your call logs on your device database to desktop ,doing so you can add/edit/delete on log database and can use it for archiving purposes. It can be quite easy to manage your callogs with program just click sync and your logs would be displayed on the desktop companion. Easily calculate total call times ,filter them on a date basis and import/export as a plain text, CSV or xml database. You can even calculate your monthly bills or track your long calls
Main features:
- Full automated sync from Desktop Companion
- Store Call Logs in plain text, CSV or xml database
- Import /export logs to other programs
- Sort Call logs by Name
- Sort Call logs by Date
- Sort Call logs by Number
- Sort Call logs by Number Type
- Sort Call logs by Duration
- Sort Call logs by Call Type (Missed, Outgoing, Incoming)
- Filter Logs by Start Date, Finish Date, Start - Finish Date
- Calculate Total Calling Time
- Calculate Total Calling Time on date basis
- Manage Multiple Callogs
- Freeware, no ad ware or hidden gems

Mileage Analyser 1.0 is a tool for Microsoft Windows Mobile compatible devices (PocketPC), saving and calculating a history of vehicle performance data. Input some simple data every time you fill your car up with fuel and Mileage Analyser will work out your fuel consumption (MPG) and your cost per mile (PPM).

Data is stored on your device in XML format enabling you to analyse it with spreadsheet or database reporting software.

JXA 1.1.2 provides users with a Jabber XMPP API for J2ME which consists of a working example implementation of a Jabber client for mobile phones. This project includes a complete API (containing XML Reader and Writer) and a working example implementation of a Jabber client for mobile phones (including roster organization and GUI using MIDP 2.0).

Enhancements:

• Add Google Talk login support (SSL:5223 & SASL).
• Jxa constructor has been changed.
• onAuth() has been changed, because Google Talk serve will modified requested resource name.
• XmppListener interface changed.
• New client example.

Provides catalog of SMS-based and call services. Catalog content is downloaded from Web in XML format.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

I just finish writing a little utility to help users maintain, build, & modify the MobileConfig configuration files. The output of the MobileConfig Builder (MCB) is designed for MobileConfig v1.1 ONLY, so the xml files will NOT work with the current public release of MobileConfig. I should have a beta of v1.1 posted on my site within the next couple of days, until then feel free to use MCB to build/modify a configuration file.

Warning: MCB is not a user-friendly application and a decent amount of knowledge about the Windows Mobile registry is required to use this application. Entering in incorrect information or wrong values can damage your (or others) Windows Mobile device.

Note: The xml output will default to the MCB installation path in a file called mobileconfig.xml. This is the default file that the mobile application will read.

Note: MCB is designed to allow end-users to add most types of registry entries to the MobileConfig configuration file. There are some more advanced options that the desktop application does not current support and may require the end-user to directly modify the XML file, if you do so MCB may not be able to edit the file.

Note: The registry settings that MCB and MobileConfig ship with have been designed for and test with the Samsung Blackjack. These values may not work on all Windows Mobile devices and may not work on all versions of the Blackjack. Some settings may not apply to some devices, others are located in different sub keys. Im working on adding device id and software version information to each key so that users can define device specific values. If you want to help me out with this effort please email me.

A few notes...on the Question screen, Default Value is the default selected value if the question is a multi-value combobox selection and not a text input. Default Value on the Value screen is if the application cannot find or is not configured to read a registry value it will appear in any input field by default. This is useful if you dont expect the registry value to be present when the application is first run.