I am writing a program for PalmOS Simulator5.0 where i am using
InetMgr.h[internet library].
The function SysLibFind("INet.lib", &libRefNum) giver me an error.Does that
mean the Palm SDK is not having INet.lib?
will my program run on any Palm handset supporting INet.lib?
Could you suggest some
At 01:16 AM 3/5/2005, you wrote:
Thanks for the advice. However, that is not an option open to me for
reasons I can not go into now.
I thought (wrongly?) that these tools did not let you build your own
records inside Palm records.
For example one of my tables will have more than 400,000 records
Chris,
> The best answer IMHO is not to investigate this yourself. There
> are a number of tools for building PDB files and there's little reason
> to write this code again.
Thanks for the advice. However, that is not an option open to me for reasons I
can not go into now.
I thought (wrongly?)
At 09:50 PM 3/4/2005, you wrote:
I am new to developing Palm OS applications. I have sucessfully downloaded
and installed PODS. I have built a simple "Hello World" application. I
have an older Palm III PDA that I wish to install my "Hello World"
application on. I have the Palm III cradle connect
I am new to developing Palm OS applications. I have sucessfully downloaded and
installed PODS. I have built a simple "Hello World" application. I have an
older Palm III PDA that I wish to install my "Hello World" application on. I
have the Palm III cradle connected to my PC via a serial port wit
Henk Jonas a écrit :
> Luc Le Blanc wrote:
>
> > While debugging a crash that occurs in my app when receiveing beamed
> > data while the app is not running, the T3 Simulator displays a dialog
> > "Error: Evnt (0x0006)" and the CW 9.3 debugger log window displays:
> >
> > Address=0x30CA5C0 Size=0x
From: "Clive Walden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> What I am trying to clarify, is how that affects the way I build the
> Palm records.
>
The best answer IMHO is not to investigate this yourself. There
are a number of tools for building PDB files and there's little reason
to write this code again. A s
I assume you are talking about an dmErrIndexOutOfRange error, which can be
produced by a whole bunch of Data Manager functions; pass any of 'em an invalid
record index and you'll get this error. Search the Data and Resource Manager
chapter in the Palm OS Programmer's API Reference for dmErrIndex
I don't believe you can turn off the screen except by putting the device into
sleep mode.
To blink the LED, a call to AttnDoSpecialEffects(kAttnFlagsLEDBit) should work.
Of course, you'll likely want to verify that the device *has* an LED... I know
that you don't want to use the Alarm Manager (
Also, what might produce an "Index Out of Range" Fatal error?
Thanks,
Donald
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> I have a couple of questions.
>
> 1. How do you turn off the screen on a PalmOS powered device? Is there one
> way that will work on all de
Ralph,
Thanks but...
> This info is in the file format description:
> "appInfoID The local offset from the beginning of the database
> header data to the start of the optional, application-specific appInfo
> block.
What I am trying to clarify, is how that affects the way I build the Palm
I have a couple of questions.
1. How do you turn off the screen on a PalmOS powered device? Is there one
way that will work on all devices, or do manufacturers have there own way?
2. How do you blink the device's LED (if one is present) without using the
Alarm Manager?
Thanks,
Donald
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"Clive Walden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I see lots of information about accessing appInfoID. My question is
about setting the appInfoID and the data to which it will point while
creating my PDB on the desktop.
>
> To clarify: I am using the Palm "database" as c
I see lots of information about accessing appInfoID. My question is about
setting the appInfoID and the data to which it will point while creating my PDB
on the desktop.
To clarify: I am using the Palm "database" as chunks of memory and building my
own database of embedded records inside it.
In
Has anyone seen this message? I get this when running Gremlins in the
Simulator. This happens during the event loop and I don't see any of my
functions being run at the time. Thanks for any info.
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I tried with the PalmOne expert event, but it was too late - they closed.
Regards,
Jan Slodicka
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From: "Mikhail Barashkov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 4:28 PM
Subject: Re: about memHeapCompact on NVFS devices
>
>
It looks like I've answered my own question. I was specifically considering
Treo 650s but looking at the APIs for 600s.
"Eythor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to modify the Location and Category fields for an appointment,
> but ApptDBRecordType has no
Eythor wrote:
I'm trying to modify the Location and Category fields for an appointment,
but ApptDBRecordType has no fields for that. How are the location and
category fields stored and how can they be changed/retrieved?
AFAIK, location isn't part of the old backward-compatible appointment db.
Ca
I believe your best bet will be either to continue testing with the treo
600 simulators (I would try the debug and release versions), or to get a
serial cable for your 600. The rom that comes with the sims should be
sufficient.
The emulator is for for os 4 and prior.
Jeremy
Eka Gauranga Das wro
I'm trying to modify the Location and Category fields for an appointment,
but ApptDBRecordType has no fields for that. How are the location and
category fields stored and how can they be changed/retrieved?
- Eythor
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Thanks. You're right of course. Not sure how I missed that. Guess
that's what I get for working in the middle of the night!
Frank
--- Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are custom events in Palm OS. Look in Event.h for
> firstUserEvent,
> lastUserEvent, and the generic union member i
I must be doing something wrong. I tried going to C/C++ Project Paths,
Libraries tab, and using Add External Library to point to the libPalmOSGlue.a
library.
But when I built the project again, I got an undefined reference, as if that
modification was being ignored.
I can always go back to th
Eric Potter wrote:
I'm tryigng to detect if my application is running on a treo or not. I
tried to use the code in the SimpleSMS application, but it looks for
hsSelIndicator, and my treo600 says it doesn't have it. Is there some
ftr enumeration I can check for?
if (FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrN
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
While debugging a crash that occurs in my app when receiveing beamed
data while the app is not running, the T3 Simulator displays a dialog
"Error: Evnt (0x0006)" and the CW 9.3 debugger log window displays:
Address=0x30CA5C0 Size=0xB1BC CardID=0 DbID=0x8309014C
I:\Morpheus\ar
The OS could defragment memory causing your pointers to be incorrect unless
you lock the database and the records you need. Why don't you want to open
the DB each time? It shouldn't require much overhead.
Marvin Bellamy wrote:
> My app uses an immutable reference data PDB. Is it alright to sto
That's the reason for
winEnterEvent
winExitEvent
I guess.
See SDK40-examples\Examples\Reptoids\Src\Rocks.c line 8465
Regards
Henk
Logan Shaw wrote:
Terry Young wrote:
I have my time displayed up close the the title of my form.
When I open a menu it covers the time field. When the time
field updates
Problem 1: How can I dial a voice call?
- Using ATD with a semicolon suffix dials a data call
- AT+FCLASS doesn't appear to support voice mode (8)
Problem 2: How can I answer a voice call?
- Bluetooth connection is dropped when a call comes in:
*MCAM: 1,6,1,,
+CRING: V
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From: "Andre Augusto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 11:41 PM
Subject: Re: Codewarrior IDE - Connection Attempt failed.
> Usually when that happens to me, I use the right button of the mouse in
> the upper part of the emu
You obviously mean "port to C/C++"? But why? If one already has a J2ME
app, and can put up with the limitations of J2ME on other platforms, why
not on Palm OS? What am I missing here?
There is a J2ME implementation for Palm OS. However, it doesn't ship in
the ROM of any devices, and it doesn't
Usually when that happens to me, I use the right button of the mouse in
the upper part of the emulator and do a soft reset and then the
Codewarrior Message disapears! With that, you don't need to close the
emulator. I use TungstenC emulator...
André
prabakar.mp wrote:
Hi,
Sometimes When I run t
My app uses an immutable reference data PDB. Is it alright to store the memory
handlers for the database records and access them directly rather than opening
the database each time I need record data?
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Keith, what about some statement about the suspected NVFS bugs? We are
loosing hours and days and Palm has nothing to say?
Imagine the customer reaction that I met lately: "Never mind that your
backup does not work. It's NVFS fault. All backup programs have the same
problem..."
Absolutely the same
No One has solution for this...???
- Martin Prabakar.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of KMoore
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 11:07 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: re: Codewarrior IDE - Connection Attempt failed.
I have been working with
I mean the "workaround" for MemHeapCompact is not to use it.
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From: "Regis St-Gelais" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 2:45 PM
Subject: Re: about memHeapCompact on NVFS devices
> "Jan Slodicka" <
"Jan Slodicka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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>I have the users who demand the answer now...
> Besides, the confirmation concerned just one of the problems - that one
> which has a trivial workaround. We really lost days in tracing these
> problems and are s
It's right !!!
Thanks a lot my dear Caspar, Bye.
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I have the users who demand the answer now...
Besides, the confirmation concerned just one of the problems - that one
which has a trivial workaround. We really lost days in tracing these
problems and are still loosing more time.
Jan
- Original Message -
From: "Regis St-Gelais" <[EMAIL PR
Hi all
is there any way to tranfer the treo 600 rom to an emulator so i can
test my application?
i was using tre 600 Simulator and the app didnt hang only in the device...
and i cannot debug my treo 600 cause doesnt work on USB
thanks in advance
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Chant Hare Krishna and Be Happy
Eka
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Ben,
Can't get my mind off this ;-)
You obviously mean "port to C/C++"? But why? If one already has a J2ME
app, and can put up with the limitations of J2ME on other platforms, why
not on Palm OS? What am I missing here?
/Dan
Ben Combee wrote:
At 07:06 PM 3/3/2005, you wrote:
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some who knows J2
"Jan Slodicka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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>
> Thanks, but that paper apparently does not address all issues. At least 3
> additional problems were mentioned here in the last 2 days.
>
Jan,
If you read my first post, you will notice that Sangram Singh f
Hi Marianella
You need to link the glue library with your project. From the Code
Warrior directory it should be in Palm OS Support\CodeWarrior
Libraries\Palm OS Glue
Good luck,
Caspar
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Diaz
Sent
At 02:33 AM 3/4/2005, you wrote:
I have a situation where I want a form to send an event to another form
when it closes and ask it to perform an application-specific function.
I was suprised that there is not an event type for app-specific events
or events carrying app-specific pointers or data. We
You can create your own custom events. The following are defined in Event.h
firstUserEvent = 0x6000,
lastUserEvent = 0x7FFF
In the data filed of an EventType there is a generic field. This is
defined in SysEvent.h as :-
struct _GenericEventType {
UInt16 datum[8];
> palmOne's official advice is contained in the NVFS whitepaper on our
> pluggedin site. That's all we've said about this right now.
>
Thanks, but that paper apparently does not address all issues. At least 3
additional problems were mentioned here in the last 2 days.
With best regards,
Jan
Hi,
I have a situation where I want a form to send an event to another form
when it closes and ask it to perform an application-specific function.
I was suprised that there is not an event type for app-specific events
or events carrying app-specific pointers or data. We use this kind of
thing all
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