JToDoCSV2PDB - A small framework written in java to create the internal ToDoDB.pdb from a CSV file.
(Creator: todo, Type: data) of the Palm. It is compatible with PalmOS 1.0 or better.
Up to now, the format of the ToDoDB has not been changed.
It runs with Java 1.1 or better.
The ToDoCSV2PDB.JAR has to be included to the classpath or provide it with the -cp parameter to the Java Virtuell Machine.
There will be a second file needed with the suffix ifo.
That file will be used to generate a toDoDB.pdb from the CSV file.
It contains the names of the categories, sortOrder etc.
No other Database can be created with it.
What's New in This Release:
· internal changes
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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