I double checked the names and tried various combinations. Looks fine.
When the names don't match, osso_initialize() returns NULL. Which is not
the case here. Version number matches also. I put together the
beginnings of my app by following the SDK Tutorial.
I'm also making calls to:
osso_rpc_set_default_cb_f()
osso_hw_set_event_cb()
osso_application_set_exit_cb()
which all return OSSO_OK. I'll probably try taking them out to see if it
changes anything. Need to do something as I can't test a whole lot with
a 25 second window. :)
I tried installing maemopad to see it's behaviour and compare code. I
must be doing something wrong as it's not showing up in the application
list afer I install it.
I did find out that if application.desktop file has an entry:
_Name=<application>
it screws up Maemo and you have to shut it down and restart it.
Anyone successfully running scratchbox on a Fedora box (specifically
Core 4)? I'd probably make better progress if I didn't have to boot the
Live-CD to get anything done and the environment there is completely
different than my regular box.
Thanks,
Bill
Shortly, this can be caused by your .desktop and such files not having the
exact same filename as your program is. Or similar ...
All in all, check those files, system thinks your program is dead, it's a DBUS
thingy.
-----Original Message-----
From: "William Hope"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 15.8.05 16:54:13
To: "maemo-developers@maemo.org"<maemo-developers@maemo.org>
Subject: [maemo-developers] Re: maemo-developers Digest, Vol 4, Issue 21
I've been using the Live-CD and have the same problem. I get a non-NULL
return from osso_initialize(), but the application will close after a
consistent period of time (~20 seconds if I remember correctly).
It's not a segfault either as it is time dependant and happens when the
application is idle. Acts like it isn't initializing osso. Is there more
to it other than calling osso_initialize()?
It's been a while since I tried it as I currently have my test app torn
apart, otherwise I'd be more specific. Maybe later today I could provide
more info, if I knew what to provide...
Rgards
Bill
>rh wrote:
>
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I have program and running it on the maemo emulator.
>>But after couples time my program is close by it self.
>>Is there a problem with my program or is it emulator problem ?
>>
>>
>
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