HI All,
I figured out the issue
a careless mistake on my part
Regards
Kunal
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Taneja
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 10:28 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: problems using zlib shared library
HI
what i am doing is adding n number of resources to say archive.prc
archive.prc contains in itself the code to separate from itself the
resources
and create databases from them
but when archive.prc tries to get its own DmOpenRef using SysCurAppDatabase
then DmNumResources return the original no of
HI All
i am creating a self extracting archiver
I copy all records in a handle of 65 K and then attach this handle to a Prc
as a resource
and then on the Palm device I extract these and create separate databases
from them
UInt16 num = 0;
UInt16 numR
5. myApp beams carrierApp to another palm
On another device:
1. carrierApp runs
2. carrierApp extracts the data and turn the data back into databases
How simple can that be. If your company want to pay me to write the code,
let
me know. :)
Max
--- Kunal Taneja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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ver, for normal palm pdb file, you may want look into ExgDBWrite and
ExgDBRead. Use the former to get the data and store it into chunks and use
later to get the data out and restore it back into the palm pdb.
I hope this info can get you going.
Max
> -Original Message-----
> From: K
HI All
I want to create a Prc file which functions as an archiver
So at runtime on the palm device it should be able to attach databases to
itself
and at a later stage extract the databases and put them on another Palm if
beamed
I read on the Palm Developer forum archives that this can be done usi
.
You can get information about them and also download them from the following
site.
http://pinstall.envicon.com/e/pinstall/pinstall.html
I hope it solves your problem.
regards,
Murali.
>From: "Kunal Taneja" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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HI All
what i want to do is as follows
I have a number of prc's and i want to combine these prc's into a single
prc(on the desktop).
then i will beam this prc to the user's palm and then launch this final prc
which will
in turn separate all individual prc's on the user's device
can anyone guide me
HI All
when we are on the Launcher Page we can see a number of categories present
in which the applications are classified
which are
All, Games, Main, System, Utilities, Unfiled,
to this the user can add his own category using the edit categories option.
I want to add a category to this list thro
can u tell which application is giving u the junk data and if u r using
serial port or
a conduit to access the data
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M
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 1:51 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re:
HI Jyoti
you would be better off using a Conduit
that would be much faster.
and secondly the user would not mind spending a few extra seconds while he
is hotsyncing.
:-D
kunal
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Sent: Sunday, August 1
see you have to give the detail of ur requirement
you can do it via HTTP by connecting the palm through a modem and use the
palm net library
for that
or u can create a conduit and use the VC++ or c++ functions to acccess the
webserver and get ur data on the palm.
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From:
This is the way to call one application from with in another application
LocalID dbID = DmFindDatabase(0,prcName);
if(dbID)
{
SysUIAppSwitch(0,dbID,0,0);
return true;
}
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or u can call
MenuBarPtr MenuGetActiveMenu (void)
This function returns the Ptr to the currently active menu and NULL if no
menu is displayed.
then u can use
MenuDispose (MenuBarPtr pMenu)
to dispose of the Menu
Hope this solves the problem
Otherwise you can also go and comment the line in the eve
There is a sample code on palm site for precisely this kind of application.
The name is Address Transfer-1
it transfers data between the handheld's address book and a Microsoft Access
database.
you can follow that sample application to create your conduit.
It is very detailed and simple.
:-D
Kunal
char* bufP;
unsigned short bufLen;
int retval;
int count;
UInt8 checkSum;
char checksumStr[2];
// holds the dash and the checksum digit
retval = SysGetROMToken (0, sysROMTokenSnum,(UInt8**) &bufP, &bufLen);
take only the first 12 digits out of the buffer and add a null at the end
and you will ha
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