General News & Events

jSyncManager v3.2 alpha 03 released

2004-November-12

jSyncManager.org announces the release of the jSyncManager 3.2 Alpha 03 API, Core Application Set, and jConduits.

jSyncManager v3.2 alpha 02 released

2004-August-16

jSyncManager.org announces the release of the jSyncManager 3.2 Alpha 02 API, Core Application Set, and jConduits.

jSyncManager v3.2 alpha 01 released

2004-May-27

jSyncManager.org announces the release of the jSyncManager 3.2 Alpha 01 API, Core Application Set, and jConduits.

jSyncManager 3.0 CAS - Final Release available

2003-October-20

jSyncManager.org announces the final release of the jSyncManager 3.0 Palm Hand-held Synchronization Core Application Set for Java and the jSyncManager 3.0 API for Java.

jSyncManager 3.0 CAS - 1st Release Candidate

2003-September-23

jSyncManager.org announces the first release candidates of the jSyncManager 3.0 Palm Hand-held Synchronization Core Application Set and the jSyncManager 3.0 API for Java.

More information in the official Press Release.

jSyncManager 3.0 CAS - 2nd beta release available

2003-September-09

jSyncManager.org announces the second beta release of the jSyncManager 3.0 Palm Hand-held Synchronization Core Application Set for Java, and the fifth beta release of the jSyncManager 3.0 API for Java.

More information in the official Press Release.

jSyncManager 3.0 CAS - 1st beta release available

2003-August-18

jSyncManager.org announces the first beta release of the jSyncManager 3.0 Palm Hand-held Synchronization Core Application Set for Java, and the fourth beta release of the jSyncManager 3.0 API for Java.

More information in the official Press Release.

jSyncManager 3.0 CAS - 2nd alpha release available

2003-July-9

jSyncManager.org announces second alpha release of the jSyncManager 3.0 Palm Hand-held Synchronization Core Application Set for Java, and the third beta release of the jSyncManager 3.0 API for Java.

More information in the official Press Release.

jSyncManager 3.0 Core Application Set (CAS) alpha release available

2003-June-9

jSyncManager.org announces first alpha release of the jSyncManager 3.0 Palm Hand-held Synchronization Core Application Set for Java, and the second beta release of the jSyncManager 3.0 API for Java.

More information in the official Press Release.

jSyncManager API v3.0 beta 01 now available for download!

2003-May-15

The jSyncManager team is excited to announce that the first beta of the jSyncManager API v3.0 is now available for download.

This release, licensed under the LGPL, allows developers to write their own applications using the jSyncManager synchronization engine, transport plug-in architecture, jConduit plug-in architecture, and PalmOS data abstraction objects.

This release includes both the library JAR, a source JAR, and a JavaDoc JAR.

This beta release is considered feature-complete. Please be sure to test this release and report any bugs discovered. It is anticipated that this library will move from beta to gamma stage sometime in late June 2003 (exact date TBA).

More information in the official Press Release.

Questions or comments concerning this library should be directed to either the jSyncManager Help forum, or via e-mail to info@jsyncmanager.org.

Brad Barclay

jSyncManager IRC Channel

2003-Feb-12

The jSyncManager IRC Channel is operational at irc://www.sourceforge.net/jsyncmanager.

jConduit Development Documentation

2003-Jan-30

jConduit Development Documentation draft now online. The documentation is located in our Documentation Library

New Web Site Launch

2003-Jan-23

Launched new Web site design supporting jSyncManager and promoting its visibility. The target was clean design, easy navigation, and concise information delivery for a global audience.

jSyncManager pre-beta released

2003-Jan-13

The jSyncManager team has released another pre-beta, dated 2003-01-13. This release contains fixes to ensure Java 1.1 compatibility, as well as an important fix to the full handheld restore feature that could cause the restore to fail.
 
Note that this release continues to use our legacy AWT GUI, however we hope to have a Swing-based replacement for this in the next few weeks, at which time we'll release a proper beta.