, 2007, at 7:54 PM, Luciano A. Stertz wrote:
What is the Palm default charset? I'm trying to write a software
that interfaces with a printer, and all accented characters are print
incorrectly. The printer is configured to use the extended ascii
charset. Look at the following code
with accents and print it.
char buffer[]=Luciano André Stertz\r\n;
Result: the accented character is printed incorrectly.
2. Create the same static array and overwrite the accented character
char buffer[]=Luciano André Stertz\r\n;
buffer[12]=0x82; // 'é' in the extended ascii charset
Hi,
I'm working on an application that requires RSA and RC5 cryptography but
need some help. Before describing the problem, I must confess that I'm quite a
newbie in digital security, so please be patient.
According to the Palm OS Reference, there's only one cryptography algorithm
Doesn't the HTTP header itself reports the size of the data
contained in the package? In the specific case of HTTP, I would check that.
Luciano
Dmitry Grinberg wrote:
TCP is a STREAM protocol = there is no END of data, it is one
continuous stream. To see the end of http packer it
Hi,
I have never worked with gSOAP, but have already worked a lot with
networking in Palm OS. There is a very well known limitation in the Palm
stack that may be related to the problems you are facing with gSOAP. The
Palm stack supports only 16 sockets open at the same time. With all
Benjamin Bloomfield wrote:
I'm wondering how to avoid getting this error
(netErrTooManyTCPConnections) when doing a SocketConnect.
It seems like I must not be closing connections properly, because
every time I make a connection, I immediately transfer data, receive
data, and close the
Hi,
I'm writing a program to send databases through a network
connection. It's working fine with simple palm databases, but I get a
strange behavior with resource databases. When I open a PRC, seems that
it overwrites my program's resources with the ones defined in the PRC
file. For
Ben Combee wrote:
At 10:40 AM 10/1/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I'm writing a program to send databases through a network
connection. It's working fine with simple palm databases, but I get a
strange behavior with resource databases. When I open a PRC, seems
that it overwrites my program's
Del Ventruella wrote:
Wow... One Palm device switches to a Windows platform, and the Palm OS
programmers of the world are already ringing their hands. What a coup for
Microsoft.
Seems a natural move to me. It's not only one Palm device switching
to Windows. It's the sucessor of the
Logan Shaw wrote:
I can't pretend I know what the mind of Palm is, but I'm starting to
feel that they're growing less committed to Palm OS. I expected them
to wait for PalmSource to become a bargain and then buy it back, but
instead they let ACCESS have it. One would think if they saw Palm OS
Hi,
I'm using the Palm OS Resource editor that comes with PODS 1.2, but
found a problem/issue in the header generation tool.
I have two buttons with no ascii text. They're buttons with the \x01
and \x02 characteres from Symbol 7 font (the fat arrow up and down). In
the generated
Eric Cloninger wrote:
Luciano,
Give your resource elements a comment such as Down Arrow and Up Arrow
and they will be used to generate the header file name.
I did so, called them up and down (without the quotes), doesn't
work. For reference, the resource editor version is 6.2.0.6.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Developers,
I have one form on which I have placed one text box using resuorce .. Now what
I want to do is get a text of that text box...
What I am doing is ..
int ind = FrmGetObjectIndex(FrmGetActiveForm(), LoginTextID);
ControlType *ctrl = (ControlType*)
JAMES S HAINES wrote:
I'm getting errors when I try to declare the following structure. Any
variable that I declare as ptType is unrecognized by the compiler and
debugger. I've included PalmOS.h as required. Signed integers (ie Int16,
Int32, etc) are also unrecognized. Another curious thing
Hi,
I'm using CodeWarrior 7 with the default SDK (3.5) and it works just
fine. But now I need to use some features only availabe on newer Palm OS
SDK. Is it possible to update Code Warrior 7 to work with SDK 5r3? I've
just installed the SDK, it correctly found CW installation. When I
Erico Franco wrote:
Luciano A. Stertz wrote:
Link Error : ÔmainÕ is undefined.
Was this update supposed to work? Is there any setup I can do to
put CW 7 + SDK 5r3 to work together? If not strictly necessary I
don't want to update CW right now.
Thanks in advance,
Luciano
Hi
Tim Norman wrote:
Does anyone know if the IBM WebSphere Micro Edition JVM on PalmOS supports
JNI? If not, does it support calling of PalmOS API functions?
As far as I know, J2ME doesn't support JNI.
Luciano
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Ornstein, Adam wrote:
Is codewarrior still the best tool to use for palm development?
I would not recommend start coding on a dead tool. It may be the best
option now (I'm not saying it is), but you must remember that there will
be no further development on Code Warrior.
Luciano
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imran baig wrote:
WILL POL support Palm OS 6.0 in future ?
And since Code Warrior for Palm OS is dead, will it be 'ported' to
prc-tools/PODS? That would be great.
Luciano
On 6/13/05, Matt DeCaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Orasanu Iuliana wrote:
Hy all,
I'm trying to find on my device only some particular type of files (sometimes
prc files, and sometimes pdb files).
I am using DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator to find the files
and DmDatabaseInfo to see the name and the type of the file.
Prc files have (from what I
Sareeta Mohanty wrote:
An application is compiled to a pdb file and this provides the layout of a
keyboard. The pdb file is hooked to keyboard driver application in my palm.
I want to read the data from that pdb and modify it to create another pdb for
the current application, i.e. change the
Robert Baruch wrote:
Hi all,
Can someone tell me what's wrong? In my program, when LstSetListChoices is hit,
the emulator dies with an array index out of bounds.
Here's the code fragment:
static void displayCallLog()
{
ListType *list;
char *duration;
char *testArray[] = {one, two, three,
Hi,
I'm trying to create a ftp client program, but I'm facing the
(in)famous problem of too many open sockets.
As to each FTP data transfer a socket is opened, after 15 transfers the
socket 'slot' is full.
I understand the lingering issue, and disabling Linger indeed solves
partially the
Robert Baruch wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone know of an HTTP client library in C for 68k? Apparently the Internet Library described in the PalmOS Programmer's API Reference isn't supported in PalmOS 5 and above?
AFAIK it was only valid for Palm VII models. Please correct me if I'm
wrong.
Any help
Kevin Groves wrote:
Eka Gauranga Das wrote:
Hi all
anyone is developing Palm Apps under Linux? can you share your
experience? Which tools, etc...
thx in advance
Eka
I've been doing that for a couple of years now and it's fine, emulator,
gcc, pilrc and kpilot.
What about debugging? Can gdb +
Mike G wrote:
Hi All,
I have an application to write that I plan on using Plucker to view the
content. I need to easly interface with plucker.
The application goes like this. I want to use standerd Palm GUI to find a certain page to display, then when the user clicks on a sellectable item
Ben Combee wrote:
At 04:31 AM 1/25/2005, you wrote:
Is this an appropriate forum to ask a question about RSRC2RCP?
This or tools-forum would work. I don't think the author of that
applications reads the forums, though. Also, there are at least two
different rsrc2rcp applications -- one a
Rudla Kudla wrote:
Hello,
I have some question about Palm USB interface.
My Palm application was written for RS-232 interface for Palms with
universal connector. The price of the Palm was major argument for choosing
the Palm as an platform. Now the cheap Palms has only USB connector, so I
need to
Rudla Kudla wrote:
Luciano A. Stertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rudla Kudla wrote:
Hello,
I have some question about Palm USB interface.
My Palm application was written for RS-232 interface for Palms with
universal connector. The price of the Palm was major argument
be implemented for PalmOS.
Luciano Stertz
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the image map to create a
header file with the polygon's coordinates, it's quite easy to update
the image and/or the mappings.
Luciano Stertz
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arsch loch wrote:
hi
i'm new to palm programming and a little lost because many things that work in ANSI C don't on the Palm.
for example, string formats: how do i write a floating point number into a string, like
sprintf(buf, %.2f, floatnum);
it doesn't seem to work at all, buf then contains
Ben Combee wrote:
At 07:28 AM 10/26/2004, you wrote:
Hi All,
In my application i receive a file thru sockets and pass it to exchange
manager to display it.
I transfered a Jpeg file to Exchange managerand it shows that image well.
Now i need to retransfer that Jpeg file back to same socket.
So i
Your code doesn't make sense. FrmGotoForm receives the FormID as
parameter. An integer value, but you're trying to pass a char pointer.
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/Form.html#998001
Luciano Stertz
Wilson, Mike E. wrote:
I removed the MemHandleFree(gHandle
and then the list. The popup may have some pointer
referencing to the list object internally, while the list probably
doesn't know about the popup. Who knows what happens in the OS layer
when you call FrmRemoveObject... just another shot in the dark.
Luciano Stertz
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...
They are not. Use FrmCopyLabel instead.
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/Form.html#997022
Luciano Stertz
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thaihv wrote:
Thank Jonas
As i said i am very new to palm OS. I dont know even if what tools is used
to embed the image into PDB file (this file in PC, not in handhelds),
too.Fisrt and foremost i want somebody in this forum could tell me how the
image jpg is embedded in the PDb file (how to read
tried to contact the webmaster and the palm
forum admin, but got no answer...
Luciano Stertz
BarryJaques wrote:
OK so the dumb message that accompanies every attempt to post to the forum
translates something like 'the service does not exist'. Crazy.
I will make one more attempt to contact
Ben Combee wrote:
At 06:40 AM 10/14/2004, you wrote:
The message is in portuguese. Actually it says that the e-mail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't exist in the server. I guess
it's an anti-spam filter or something like that. Probably their e-mail
server doesn't recognize the forum e-mail as
, and therefore must
be connected to a USB controller, can't connect to another device.
Luciano Stertz
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Luciano A. Stertz wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a serial adapter I can hook to the mini-USB port of devices
like the PalmOne Zire or Tungsten 2 to connect them to a GPS equiped
with a serial connector (like most of them)? Or is it jut not feasible?
I guess it can't be done
interface. Wouldn't that be an interesting product? Probably there are
more users trying to integrate their serial toys with a Palm...
Luciano Stertz
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Sent: Thursday, October
to create a non-GPL program, but it may be a good source of
information.
Luciano Stertz
palmDev wrote:
anybody know where i can find source code or
a shared library for ftp?
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Matt Graham wrote:
Luciano A. Stertz wrote:
It works fine, instead for accented caracteres (á, ç, õ, é, etc).
These caracters are incorrectly converted, so I have the following
questions:
I'd suggest just switching to PilRC. It's not visual, but once you get
used to working with it, it's
file to RCP format using the Palm Application Explorer
(PRCExplorer) program on Windows.
Ben,
Thanks for the advices. I'll try to fix rsrc2rcp and will take a look
in the other resource editors.
Luciano Stertz
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information about the character encoding in rsrc
files, so that I can try to make rsrc2rcp handle them correctly?
3. Is there a good (visual) resource editor that runs in Linux?
4. Any other workaround?
Thanks in advance,
Luciano Stertz
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Seems you are passing the arguments in the reverse order.
Luciano Stertz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for any help on why using strDisplay = StrIToA (size,display)
always memory faults with the message:
App just wrote to the memory location 0x0004187C, which
I mean, what are size and display?
The function prototype is:
Char *StrIToA (
Char *s,
Int32 i
)
Is 'size' a char pointer and display the integer you want to convert?
Luciano Stertz
Luciano A. Stertz wrote:
Seems you are passing
Nobody?
May someone who had already played with netlib at least confirm if my
test function seems to be OK? Is there any obvious error?
Thanks,
Luciano
Luciano Stertz wrote:
Hi all,
This is my first e-mail to the group, hope that I'm lucky in my first
try! :-)
I'm
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