Hello,
How can I send data of size around 2kb using SrmSend() call?
I am using Palm Zire 71 with USB port.
I am communicating with Linux machine but I am not able to send more than
128 charaters at a time using SrmSend().
Please help on how should I configure my device setting.
Thanx.
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Hy All,
I need a command prompt of the application on palm.How i can proceede
.please help.
Thankx
Annada
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Hello experts,
I currently make applicaton to join some pieces of
image (same dimension - hundreds maybe) on Palm OS 5.
It will be displayed on Palm device as user panning to
the localtion to uncover the hidden parts. However, it
seems I cant find the fastest way to search which
images should be
Please see the section entitled Standard IO Applications in the Palm OS Companion
(Palm OS Compation.pdf in the documentation folder)
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yeah, don't add the state indicator to your forms :P
No really, i'm confused, cause you have to manualy put this in there. Just don't do it.
Fields are often auto-capitalized, you can turn this off, it's an attribute of the
field.
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Thankx Nathan Black.
can u please help me where to get some samples for that.As i have seen lftp
from palmgear.Like that application i need some command prompt .
Thankx
Annada
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From: Nathan Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 1:16 PM
To: Palm
Nathan Black ,
Please help me..i need some sample application how it is doing using
StdIOProvider.h.
Thankx
Annada
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From: Nathan Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 1:16 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: re: Command Prompt On palm?
Please
Hi everyone!
Do you know of any program that could substitute Softick PPP or Mocha PPP? Such
program should allow TCP/IP connection between PC and Palm through USB cradle, work
with MS Windows 98, 2000, NT, XP and with PalmOS 4.x and 5.x.
I encounter some reliability problems using USB port
Thanks for the heads up. I am surprised to hear this and I find that
having to maintain the source in a directory inside the eclipse project to
be overly restrictive. I am trying to support multiple platforms with a
common codebase which is maintained elsewhere.
Regards,
John
Brad Jarvinen
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Hi everyone!
Do you know of any program that could substitute Softick PPP or Mocha PPP? Such program should allow TCP/IP connection between PC and Palm through USB cradle, work with MS Windows 98, 2000, NT, XP and with PalmOS 4.x and 5.x.
I encounter some reliability
Could you provide any details?
I'm using those programs to emulate TCP/IP connection. PC plays only the role of
iterim between Palm and TCP/IP network.
If you don't insist on TCP/IP connection, you can establish direct USB connection
with serial manager.
I need TCP/IP protocole to
Luke Iwanicki wrote:
Could you provide any details?
I'm using those programs to emulate TCP/IP connection. PC plays only the role of iterim between Palm and TCP/IP network.
I see but you wrote about some reliability problems. I would like to
know details about these problems.
I think that if
Hy all,
I'm getting a link error of SioInit reference from 'AppStart' is
undefined?
as i have included
#include PalmOSGlue.h
#include StdIOProvider.h
what other thing i have to do for that?
Thankx
Annada
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Nathan,
Actually, I have tried that but I get a warning on compilation:
Form has editable field(s) without Graffiti State Indicator
The warning made me think I should add one in. Are you saying its OK to
leave it out?
Lorraine
At 07:49 AM 6/18/2004 +, you wrote:
yeah, don't add the state
Lorraine Chin wrote:
Actually, I have tried that but I get a warning on compilation:
Form has editable field(s) without Graffiti State Indicator
The warning made me think I should add one in. Are you saying its OK to
leave it out?
Yes, it's fine to leave it out. The warning is just there to
I have an application that is in C (not C++) and I need to add a treeview in
it.
Is there some code avaliable for a treeview in C ?
I know there is a tree view object in POL but this application is huge and I
dont want to convert it in C++ to use POL.
Thanks
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At 08:29 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Hy all,
I'm getting a link error of SioInit reference from 'AppStart' is
undefined?
as i have included
#include PalmOSGlue.h
#include StdIOProvider.h
what other thing i have to do for that?
You may need to link in one of the StdIO source files from the
At 08:46 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Nathan,
Actually, I have tried that but I get a warning on compilation:
Form has editable field(s) without Graffiti State Indicator
The warning made me think I should add one in. Are you saying its OK to
leave it out?
This is a PilRC warning. See
At 05:39 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. I am surprised to hear this and I find that
having to maintain the source in a directory inside the eclipse project to
be overly restrictive. I am trying to support multiple platforms with a
common codebase which is maintained
Lorraine,
I see the same behavior in MemoPad so I suppose it's not a bug in my code
but it looks weird. What's it for anyway?
It is to give the user visual feedback on the current graffiti shift state, and
it is the norm to include it on any form with user editable fields as an aid to
the
I'm having great success using my Tungsten|T3 handheld and a Linksys
USB-BT100 adapter. It was a little confusing initially, but once it was set
up, it's pretty smooth.
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From: Petr Stetina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 4:52 AM
To: Palm
We are trying to create a simple cmd line application for Palm 9.0. The
documentation suggests to write a Std IO Provider and link to module
StdIOProvider.c But I cannot find any such file in the SDK.
Can anybody help me with this. Or tell me any alternate means of creating a
command line
Hi Saurabh,
does anything read data on the other (PC) side?
Petr
Saurabh Agarwal wrote:
Hello,
How can I send data of size around 2kb using SrmSend() call?
I am using Palm Zire 71 with USB port.
I am communicating with Linux machine but I am not able to send more than
128 charaters at a time using
The shift indicator is a control you added to your form. Just remove it
from the resource. (open up the dialog in your resource editor, select the
control and press the delete key) However, if you plan to have your
application 'approved' by Palmsource, you may want to leave it.
We want to create a salesmen application.
The salesmen can create the order in the palm and can later sync it up.
We want to use the Oracle Lite database on the Palm OS.
We want to call a Java WebService which would create the order in the Oracle Apps ERP.
Now can someone please guide me as to
Tim Kostka wrote:
situation? Are there Clie-specific ways for the user to choose
orientation and Clie-specific ways for the application to determine this
choice?
There sure are. Look at VskGetState/VskSetState in the Sony SDK
documentation.
OK I installed the latest Sony SDK that I could find
Hi Ben Combee,
We have created a cmd line application (with the Std IO Provider) but how do
we pass a valid cmdPBP structure to our PilotMain function? Since this is
null the application just quits as soon as it starts!!
Thx,
Anada
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From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL
On 15 Jun 2004 at 18:47, Chris Tutty wrote:
From: Mike Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A previous version worked ok. The only change was adding a 320x320
display. The previous version, that worked, also had a bitmap family
but just didn't have the 320x320 display. After I added this new
At 11:30 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Don't Clies allow for rotation (like T3)? What APIs do they use to do this?
No released Sony CLIE device has allowed the user to rotate the
screen. The screens were either fixed in portrait or landscape mode.
-- Ben Combee, DTS technical lead, PalmSource, Inc.
At 11:33 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Hi Ben Combee,
We have created a cmd line application (with the Std IO Provider) but how do
we pass a valid cmdPBP structure to our PilotMain function? Since this is
null the application just quits as soon as it starts!!
You need to use a STDIO console to start
Hello,
I read articles saying the sound api for the treo 600 were going to be
released. Are they released as of today? and if so, where can I download
this information?
Thanks for all your time on this.
Noel Grover
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Hello,
I would love to hear why a callback only works once with a the following:
1) Recording stream when creating just once in a test app
2) Start stream - Callback Works (Please note: The callback never changes
for all remaining steps).
3) Stop Stream - Callback Works
4) Start Stream -
Thank you very much Ben.
I got the test program working.
WR,
Anada
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From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 10:27 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: StdIOProvider application link error?
At 11:33 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Hi Ben
SLO Revo News wrote:
In my application, I have a need to insure the user doesn't exit the
application while they are in the middle of entering a record.
A more accepted approach is generally to let the user exit any time they
want and just save their partial record when they do. Look at the
Can anyone give me a lead as to what might be causing these leaks. I think
it might have to do with loading the form handled by
frmCogoFile_HandleEvent since none of the controls on the form work after
it is drawn. The debugger gets to the end of this function then hangs up.
I've compared it
Annada,
i need command prompt application for palm
Does VFSdos help?
http://pages.total.net/~hkonstas/vfsdos.html
Regards,
Adrian Nicolaiev
http://www.niconnect.com
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Ben Combee wrote:
At 11:30 AM 6/18/2004, you wrote:
Don't Clies allow for rotation (like T3)? What APIs do they use to do
this?
No released Sony CLIE device has allowed the user to rotate the screen.
The screens were either fixed in portrait or landscape mode.
Thanks Ben.
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Hi
First, the SDK is just the APIs and docs, it does not include a
compiler. So you have two SDKs to choose from 68K (currently 5.4) and
Cobalt.
There are two three flavors of PalmOS: 68K, 68K/PNOs and Cobalt.
I'd suggest you start with 68K apps since they (if properly done and
tested) will run
Yup, it's like a warning in your compiler (well it's the resrouce compiler
like Ben said) so you can ignore it.
Though is it just annoying you? not much of a reason to remove it.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Lorraine
Chin
Sent: Friday,
Ben Combee wrote:
data in the form to point to the new location. Unfortunately, the code
for this in several versions of Palm OS is a bit naive, and it will also
alter text labels if the text just happens to match the characteristics
of what it's looking for.
I just wanted to add, in case
2. Sometimes, if you create enough controls, you can get the form to
trash the heap. This seems to be a limit on the number of controls, or
maybe just the number of lists.
In an application I made before, I was adding a bunch of fields to a forum,
and was oddly crashing... I eventually added
hey, im having trouble with prc-tools. I dont even know if this is the right
palce to post, but im desperate. Is it even possible to build it on windows
xp, why can't a website just build prc-tools then send out a built copy so i
don't have to go through with this. Thanks
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On Fri, Jun 18, 2004 at 10:06:31PM -0400, geoff wrote:
hey, im having trouble with prc-tools. I dont even know if this is the right
palce to post, but im desperate. Is it even possible to build it on windows
xp, why can't a website just build prc-tools then send out a built copy so i
don't
geoff wrote:
hey, im having trouble with prc-tools. I dont even know if this is the right
palce to post, but im desperate. Is it even possible to build it on windows
xp, why can't a website just build prc-tools then send out a built copy so i
don't have to go through with this. Thanks
Why're you
i have installed cygwin and the problem is i dont tar and build commandsa
arent working
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Subject: Re: prc-tools
geoff
How to know the maximum size of a file stream in the memory card?
MemCardInfo can give us the free bytes, but a file stream has overhead when
the file is stored into database records. How to estimate the used bytes of
a file stream?
I use codewarrior9.3,and develop for clie TH55 with KB100.If you don't know
KB100,please visit http://www.pdasupport.com/PEGA_KB100Clie.htm
I find it send 2 keyDownEvent(.data.keyDown.chr=hardCradleChr and
vchrResetAutoOff) when I input the first key.
What do the two event do?
Thanks.
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