From: Scott Parsley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The application I am developing needs to be able to send AT (modem?)
commands from a Palm PDA to a mobile phone either by cable, infrared, or
bluetooth. This would be using the phone connection that the user has
already set up int the Preferences. I'm
I am attempting to develop my first application on a Palm Tungsten E.
I was able to create the required hello world .prc and have it run on my
actual palm. However, I receive the following error when attempting to utilize
the simulator:
This Java program cannot be run. Please ensure that
Does implementing Constructor's C header pattern into the Palm OS Resource
Editor (via the user-configurable grammar) remain in the plans?
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Luc Le Blanc
Eric Cloninger a écrit :
Since he already has the 99 identifiers, he could continue to use them,
he doesn't have to use the ID
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am attempting to develop my first application on a Palm Tungsten E.
I was able to create the required hello world .prc and have it run on my
actual palm. However, I receive the following error when attempting to utilize the
simulator:
This Java program cannot be
Hi,
I'm using the CDMA Treo 650 simulator (although this also seems to apply
to the 600). When it starts up, the 'radio' simulation is turned off.
If I then turn the phone on my attempting to dial a number, the
simulator hangs for a long while and eventually says that it has found
'no network'.
I just wanted all to know that I did find the problem with my own code (with
my brother's help).
The problem is that dbID was declared as UInt16 where it should be as
LocalID.
I couldn't see my problem. Thanks much.
SWP
steve p [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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This
If I remember, it is part of IBM's VM for Palm devices (Websphere Micro
Enviroment), which could be downloaded from e.g. PalmOne pages
(http://www.palmone.com/us/support/jvm/). It was also available on Handmark's
web...
Pavel Szalbot
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For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or
Is there a Palm OS emulator that works with the SPT 1800. I downloaded the
latest emulator from http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/emulator/
It does NOT have the SPT 1800 on the device list. I can transfer the ROM from
the SPT 1800 but the emulator chokes on opening it with This ROM is for a
my boss is giving me a hard task to do. he wants to have an internal alarm and
an external alarm and the option to choose which 1 to ring. for external alarm
i have successfully done it by adding a record into palm's datebook.
question is, do you guys/gals think that it is neccessary to have the
Thanks to Dan and Pavel for indicating that it was with the original toolset.
While I did not find that specific file your advice prompted me (what felt like
for the fifth time!) to reload the environment. For some unexplicable reason
(operator error)the application will at least start but
I have two quick questions. When the DIA is closed in portrait mode, the app
area size (in standard coords) is 160x225. I would expect it to be 225x160 in
landscape, but it seems to only be 224x160 in the T5 sim. Is this uniqe to the
T5, or is this the standard size?
Also, do the Garnet DIA
Curtis Cameron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do still have a problem, though. One list that pops up requires
you to click the item twice before the list disappears. I have two
other triggers and lists on the same form, but those work
normally. The form is modal, done with a simple FrmDoDialog()
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