Peter, I am trying to do something similar as well. In my case, my app is using NetLib to connect to the net to send & receive stuff. The device my app is running on is a Kyocera 6035 so my connectivity is spotty at best. What I am trying to do is to either prevent or dismiss the NetLib error dialog (Service Connection Status) so that my app can automatically retry to connect after a few minutes without the user having to intervene (i.e. dismiss the error dialog).
I tried inserting a ctlSelectEvent to see if it would dismiss the dialog but did not work. Now I am thinking that I need to use SysGetTrapAddress and SysSetTrapAddress to get the error events and prevent it from display the blocking dialog. Do you think that would work? Also how would I know which NetLib events I would need to divert? Thanks. Y. "Peter Epstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:82979@palm-dev-forum... > > FrmCustomAlert calls FrmDoDialog, which has it's own event loop. You can set > up an event handler that gets first crack at all events, but I think you'd > need to call FrmDoDialog yourself rather than FrmCustomAlert. > > The other alternative that comes to mind is to patch traps (on 68K based > devices) and use the new notifications provided in Palm OS 5 (on newer ARM > based devices) to detect the events you need to. > -- > Peter Epstein > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
