Donald,
This may also be of interest (although I do not believe it is what was on
the Conference CD):...
This has a AppNetLibTest sample code.
Thank you -- I had missed finding that sample. But if this wasn't what was on
the conference CD, then what was?
Doug
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hi chinmay,
its giving errors and warning as follows
warning is os error the parameter is incorrect
and
errors are unable to call the command line tool. check your PATH environment
variable
and
compile failed.
I cannot be able to find
why these errors are generated , how can they removed
U r getting only these three errors.i was getting that compile failed
error because my application was throwing lot of errors related to
dtatype mismatch ,function prototyping ... as I removed those errors I
got rid of that compile failed error.
Regards,
Chinmaya Nayak
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At 11:02 PM 5/30/2005, you wrote:
I was facing same kind of problem.can u tell me what kind of error are
thrown
Do find some errors from windows.h header file,datatype
mismatch,function prototypes I was getting this kind of
Error and compilation failed error.if this is the situation tell me I
At 07:30 PM 5/30/2005, you wrote:
The vCard specification apparently supports escaping special characters
(commas, semicolons) with a backslash, but the Address Book app doesn't
seem to handle this properly. Is there a way to coax it into doing things
correctly? If so, what am I missing?
I wrote (somewhat earlier) about the Rocker Center button:
Wrong. I have been looking at this myself and asking the same
questions. I can find no notification nor launch code when this button is
pressed. Nor is there anything in the KeyCurrentState. Even if you did
handle it (as I have handled
Hello Everyone,
My application opens a TCP connection to the server via socket.
Closing the app without explicitly closing the socket make the socket
still be connected and ready
to receiving data (via registering the app for sockets notifications).
My question is:
After I closed my app and left
no
AA Hello Everyone,
AA My application opens a TCP connection to the server via socket.
AA Closing the app without explicitly closing the socket make the socket
AA still be connected and ready
AA to receiving data (via registering the app for sockets notifications).
AA My question is:
AA After
Since I don't seem to find an answer for this, please help me and tell me if
the collapsing/expanding DIA is still officially supported by Palm in modal
forms.
My experiments with reproducible problems and this statement makes me think
that the answer is no.
Bonjour,
Comment obtenir le PALM OS DEVICE dans le J2ME Wireless Toolkit ?
J'ai bien installé l'émulateur PALM sur mon PC et j'ai réinstallé J2ME
Wireless Toolkit, mais rien à faire, je n'arrive pas à obtenir ce device.
Merci
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You could, for instance, use the application FileZ (it's freeware) to set the
Backup bit of the database you want to export. Then the next HotSync operation
will create a copy of it on the PC.
Regards,
Vesselin
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 8:44 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Newbie to USB comm
I'm developing an application which requires me to transfer data to and from
USB port, from desktop to Treo 600 device and vice versa.
Use HotSync and write a PC conduit. Any other route
pues como no escribas en Ingles no hay que te entienda
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Bonjour,
Comment obtenir le
Is there a way to convert an event's eType to the event name?
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Hi all,
After taking a look at some Palmos Usenet groups (apart of Lyrics
server ) , i saw how they are still very popular.
So I decided to integrate these groups with my palmos forum. But is
very difficulty to divide the groups in different cattegories and give
them a description for the
I believe it is what is on the CD!
I completely forgot about the about form which reads:
PalmSource Wireless Development Course Sample Application
The site also says:
The attached sample shows how you can employ the AppNetLib--which is included
in the sample in source form--to greatly
There's no built-in function for that, if this is what you mean. You'll have to
program it yourself, using the definition of the event enum type that you can
find there:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/PalmOSReference/EventRef.html#996031
Regards,
Vesselin
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Bonjour,
Comment obtenir le PALM OS DEVICE dans le J2ME Wireless Toolkit ?
J'ai bien installé l'émulateur PALM sur mon PC et j'ai réinstallé J2ME
Wireless Toolkit, mais rien à faire, je n'arrive pas à obtenir ce device.
Donald,
I believe it is what is on the CD!
OK -- it takes a different approach then I have used in the past but doesn't
really provide any features I hadn't already worked out, so I'll have to
experiment a little to see if I want to switch to this paradigm.
Doug
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After taking a look at some Palmos Usenet groups (apart of Lyrics
server ) , i saw how they are still very popular.
So I decided to integrate these groups with my palmos forum. But is
very difficulty to divide the groups in different cattegories and give
them a
One way would be to save the socket handle in a feature. Then, any app could
find the socket handle in the feature and use it. Be sure to properly manage
NetLib, so that it doesn't close out from under you.
Jeff Loucks
Work 425-284-1128 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Home 253-851-8908
another way, if you have a card reader (and a memory card), is to use
filez or fileprog (free, also) and copy the database to a memory card
and then read it from your card reader. But I guess Dr. Vasselin's
approach is easier.
Miguel
Chat2 Sai wrote:
Hi,
I was writing a file with
I seem to have the opposite problem. My app seems to work fine on the SD card,
but won't work on the device itself.
I'm assuming that that would be a similar problem?
I'm using this
UInt32 volumeIterator;
FileRef theDatabaseFile;
volumeIterator =
At 06:00 PM 5/31/2005, you wrote:
I seem to have the opposite problem. My app seems to work fine on the SD
card, but won't work on the device itself.
I'm assuming that that would be a similar problem?
I'm using this
UInt32 volumeIterator;
FileRef
The change in database storage on the 650 has created lots of pain for my
users, but it appears that PalmOne has recognized the problem to some extent: I
understand that certain US carriers have OS updates that reduce the pdb bloat
somewhat.
My information is that Sprint has that mod,
I have an app that uses pen movement to drag objects around the screen. It
works on all devices except the LifeDrive. There, instead of dragging the
object, it draws an ink line and doesn't move the object at all. While
there is a work-around I'd like to see if there's a fix.
Has anybody
I'm trying to use the PilRC plugin to create my resources with
CodeWarrior 9.3 on Windows XP. I've got the plugin DLL in
{Compiler}\Bin\Plugins\Compiler. I've set the file mappings so that RCP
files get compiled by PilRC. However, the RCP files don't get compiled.
No doubt it's something
At 06:43 PM 5/31/2005, you wrote:
The change in database storage on the 650 has created lots of pain for my
users, but it appears that PalmOne has recognized the problem to some
extent: I understand that certain US carriers have OS updates that reduce
the pdb bloat somewhat.
My information is
At 07:31 PM 5/31/2005, you wrote:
I have an app that uses pen movement to drag objects around the
screen. It works on all devices except the LifeDrive. There, instead of
dragging the object, it draws an ink line and doesn't move the object at
all. While there is a work-around I'd like to
At 08:05 PM 5/31/2005, you wrote:
I'm trying to use the PilRC plugin to create my resources with CodeWarrior
9.3 on Windows XP. I've got the plugin DLL in
{Compiler}\Bin\Plugins\Compiler. I've set the file mappings so that RCP
files get compiled by PilRC. However, the RCP files don't get
That's ok. I should apologize for pressing the wrong button in my email
client. I meant to reply to the group :) Oh well..
I am glad you found what you needed.
Regards,
Donald Kirker
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And D'oh! Found the sample code I
Hi There,
So I'm having lots of fun just trying to get started with PODS.
At the moment I can't get the sample apps to build.
One of several problems I'm having is that the eclipse bundled with PODS
can't handle my Japanese OS, so the error messages come out scrambled.
When I run from the
Can anyone suggest where to set the path for conduit file.
Regards,
Chinmaya Nayak
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Overbeek
Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 12:15 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Unusual problem.
On
Hi Ben,
Thank you for your suggestion but I am unclear as to how I would implement
such a stratigy. Would you be able to direct me to an example? Would it
look something like this?
if (addToList)
{
UInt32 len = StrLen(packBuffer);
MemHandle packH =
At 11:53 PM 5/31/2005, you wrote:
Hi Ben,
Thank you for your suggestion but I am unclear as to how I would implement
such a stratigy. Would you be able to direct me to an example? Would it
look something like this?
if (addToList)
{
UInt32 len = StrLen(packBuffer);
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