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Please i would like to write a palm application using GPRS which push data to a remote database.IS there any function which may facilitate my work ? All your advic
Are there any known problems with using DmSearchRecord on the newer devices?
LocalID dblocalid;
dblocalid = DmFindDatabase (0, databasename);
if ( dblocalid == 0 )
{
return;
}
DmOpenRef db;
db = DmOpenDatabase( 0, dblocalid, dmModeReadWrite );
if ( db == 0
Is it possible for a PACE app to access the Schema databases on a Cobalt
device (in any way: directly or via PNO)?
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The code is wrong, but not for the reason given.
test[cDataNeeded] is exactly cDataNeeded cells long (8 in this case). The
problem is that "012345678" is 10 cells in length: the nine chars visible
between the quotation marks plus one for the null byte implicit at the end
of a string literal.
>
If this is for a database record I would NOT define the storeID as part of
the struct. I would instead just define the database to start with this
struct followed by a list of storeID structs to the limit of the record
size.
If this is for an in memory block (say that would be read from the rec
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> Where can my Information systems dept. go to find information about
> wireless synchronization?
> For example... employees want to start using check
cast it as an unsigned char* (which is a single byte), do your own pointer
arithmetic, cast the result back to whatever you want it to be.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jacob Vitas Vogelstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 10:26 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
I couldn't find it either. Try this link instead:
http://www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/TSpaces/Pilot/NTRAS.html
> thanks for your reply to my question. unfortunately, i can't
> find the document you are referring
> to. i've tried to search for 'RAS', 'remote access server',
> 'RAS settings',etc.
So will they give U.S. attendees a discount to the European Palm Source
events?
> But there is a significant cost difference for international
> travelers. I am
> assuming that Palm is just trying to level the costs a bit.
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I have only recently looked into source forge, have not hosted any projects
there, and only thought of them for as an answer for the original message
because I recalled their 'code snippets' repository that seemed to suit the
need.
> the "dead" project. If I am the author, and decide to move my
sourceforge.net has a repository for code snippets (in addition to its main
purpose of hosting entire projects). Assuming the snippets you post are
being given up as PD or with an Open Source/Free Software license, you
should be able to post them there. Source Forge also hosts a number of
intere
> When I get rid of the last four fields in the struct, the
> program works as expected and no functions are dropped from the stack.
Let's see some code. I will bet 1 container of your favorite liquid
refreshment that populating one of these last fields is munging the stack
(array overrun, data
if (!gHandles[i][j])
> return false
missing ; after false
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As my son loves to quote from _Galaxy Quest_:
OHHH! That's not right!!
but that's just me expecting NULL to be a pointer and a char assignment to
require char, period.
Interestingly, VC does it like this:
#ifdef __cplusplus
#define NULL0
#else
#define NULL((void *)0)
#endif
I s
I think this is the fault of the #define for the NULL macro. A grep for the
files installed with CW Palm R6 shows these defines in various files:
#define NULL 0
#define NULL 0L
#define NULL (void*)0
Of these (IMO), the only correct one is (void*)0. The worst of the lot is
the simple 0, which h
It definitely means something is writing data where it should not be (array
overrun, assigning vales to an object that has already been deleted, etc. ).
This is a message from the runtime memory allocation functions that tells
you something overwrote memory where it should not have. The damage
Assuming that the traversal is something like
check element at index
if id != myrecordid keep looking
then the time factor would be kO(1) where k is the number of record lists
or if the traversal requires each element in the record list to be checked
then the time is actually O(n
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>
>You can sync wirelessly using Omnisky/PalmV and Aether's ScoutSync.
>ScoutSync is comparable to HotSync Server as far as features - and I am
sure
>in price as well :-(
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Instead of posting the entire FAQ, just post a reminder that many questions
are answered in the Knowlege Base and in the list archives along with links
to those things and a gentle suggestion that they should be reviewed before
posting new questions to the list. The list of links might also incl
Of course, the drawling functions only work on devices used in Texas...
>As a novice, I need help of drawling on the Palm.
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3) Uses a separate thread for i/o processing which your replacement library
will not be able to do. This will require your code to me modified to have
some kind of pump function to give the library some i/o time.
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Start here, since we have already done the work for you.
Butch Howard
Synchrologic, Inc.
http://www.synchrologic.com
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From: Curtis Scoville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, July 1
Yes! That fixed it. Thanks!
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Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 5:35 PM
Subject: RE: CW command line?
If you are using the original straight-from-the-CD R5 then the command-line
switches wo
Thanks for the doc!
I have tried these switches with CW(R5). It opens the project, but does not
build it. Any suggesitons what I might be doing wrong?
Command lines I have tried:
..\CodeWarrior\Bin>ide.exe /t foo /r /b /c /q /s "e:\dev\foo\foo.mcp"
..\CodeWarrior\Bin>ide.exe /r /b /c /q /s "
Is there a way to build a project using CW(R5 or R6) using a make file or
command-line driven build process so the project can be built as part of an
automated build system?
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Does the netlib libary allow you to use the ir port in a socket connection
in the same way that it allows you to use the cradle connection when writing
sockets code?
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So sayeth my boss: she who must be obeyed.
>enough applicants. Besides who needs prizes, whatever happened to winning
>for the glory of it.
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Ick, Ack, Pffft!
Better use a null byte (0x00) since you must surely be assuming all string
data. The null is less likely to conflict than any other byte value.
However, if you have a mixed set of numeric and string data and you do not
want to store the numerics as strings then something so sim
The PalmOS provides no structure below the record level.
If you are working with a database for an app you created you know the
number of fields or know how to determine them based on the record structure
you defined.
If you are working with a database for an app not under your control you
have
This should also work in a DLL. If the DLL is your conduit or a function in
a DLL called by your conduit, you should do this is a new thread, establish
an event in the conduit thread, enter a checkevent&sleep loop, and on each
interation through the loop ping the hotsync API so that the hotsync s
e are any other method to cope with it?
>
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>news:12839@palm-dev-forum...
>>
>> Your IT admin will need to open a hole in the firewall for the specific
>port
>> on the specfic IP address to which
Your IT admin will need to open a hole in the firewall for the specific port
on the specfic IP address to which you want to connect.
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From: Jason Zhan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, May 29, 2000 1
being replaced is being run we simply
replace the existing app with the new app.
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Synchrologic, Inc.
http://www.synchrologic.com
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From: Steve Branin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 2:2
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As long as you make sure the struct are packed and you handle byte-order
differences between Intel and Motorola you can use the same struct
definitions in the palm app and the conduit.
In the conduit (VC++) use this pragma before the structs header
#pragma pack(push, 1)
and this one at the en
There's no switch to tell VC to do it the other way.
>Just wondering if there is a compiler directive to tell VC++ to pack those
>bits starting at the msb. It doesn't really seem like an endianess issue
but
>rather a compiler preference issue.
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Certainly if you are on a Windows machine, the easiest way to get a GUID is
to call the CoCreateGuid() function. If you want to create the values on
the Palm device, you have to come up with something that will spit out 128
bits that are reasonably certain of being unique.
Note that GUIDs in Wi
It should be adequate to use a quality PseudoRandom Number Generator (PRNG)
to spit out 128 bits of data. Seed the PRNG with something that likely to
be unique on a given device; throw as many things into the seed as are
available. Maybe (just tossing out an idea) build a checksum of the bytes
i
See the last paragraph of this article:
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,36051,00.html
Perhaps the code the Stanford group developed is available in some form.
>Is there a way to display HTML/XML with the palm OS, I know that the
>"readers" have accomplished this, but is there a way
If CW does not support the RTTI conventions of ANSI C++ (it might I have not
checked), or if you do not want the huge overhead RTTI might force, you will
need to create that base class and have in it a class name member along with
new() and delete() overrides that call the global new() and delete(
What type of phone and connector did you use with the sprint wireless web?
Does your app use anything other than the standard NetLib functions to make
the tcp/ip connection using that setup?
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From: Laurence Lundblade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL P
There's more (or actually less) to it than that. Using the special INetLib
you can access anything via palm.net as long as you only use either the HTTP
or HTTPS protocols. While that is fine for a number of applications, my app
and many others, really need raw TCP/IP. Getting a connection that
No, its not. We chose to treat this as an opportunity to have advertising
on the palm. We created a an that does nothing but show an about box with
the product name and company info.
>Is it possible to write a conduit and have it called by HotSync Manager
that
>does *not* have a corresponding ap
>Just for example, this morning Qualcomm and Sprint announced data service
>trials at 144kpbs. I will not hazard a prediction when or where in the
>world such service will roll out. My point was mainly that native TCP/IP
>has a bright future for wireless and once you develop with it you can use
>l
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>Lundblade
>Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 12:26 PM
>To: Palm Developer Forum
>Subject: Re: wireless TCP/IP with Pilot
>
>
>At 02:37 PM 5/9/00 -0400, Butch Howard wrote:
>
>>Do any of the existing wireless products allow for true
Is it straight TCP/IP socket code or something else?
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From: B. Flaumenhaft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: wireless TCP/IP with Pilot
>
>It's *very* sensitive. This is true of Palm soft
What are the annoyannces?
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From: B. Flaumenhaft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 1:38 PM
Subject: Re: wireless TCP/IP with Pilot
>
>You can also purchase one of the wireless-enabled Palms, e.g. the Symbol
>
D]>
Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 12:29 PM
Subject: Re: wireless TCP/IP with Pilot
>At 02:37 PM 5/9/00 -0400, Butch Howard wrote:
>
>>Do any of the existing wireless products allow for true TCP/IP
connectivity
>>to a Palm Pilot? Can I connect to any server on the global Interne
I want to have my app use a custom protocol over TCP/IP to exchange data
with my custom application server. I can do this using a Pilot and a modem
going to a phone line by dialing up an ISP or an in-house RAS server. I
would like to be able to do it with wireless. Is it possible now?
Do any o
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