Jeff Ishaq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am confused by your usage of "Plug-in." Is this a Network Prefs Panel > Plugin (i.e. a PRC with the 'NPPI' creator ID?) That's the only kind of > "plug-in" that I'm aware exists for PalmOS. If so, email me. > I don't know what the name of this in detail... but "plug-in" has not PilotMain() but at least one code resource. Other app can load this code resource and call the entry function. Goto 3Com development support knowledge base page: http://oasis.palm.com/devzone/knowledgebase.cfm and search "plug-in" You can find the following article (Article ID: 1157) http://oasis.palm.com/devzone/knowledgebasearticle.cfm?article_id=1157 This article has a sample code of "plug-in". Try to add SysLibFind() api (just 1line) to this plug-in and check if you get the result or not. You can know what happens. > If not, I assume you mean a shared library. Unless you've burned a new > SmallROM or WholeROM image, you should have no problem opening "Net.lib". > This is not a shared lib like SampleLib in SDK. > Try using the OS-defined global, GSysLibNet. This should always be valid. > You probably should still try and find out why you can't open Netlib, a > library that is installed by default each time the device is reset. Only if > the device is out of memory should this library not be around, and I suspect > you will have a ton of problems if that's the case. > Instead of GSysLibNet, I tried SysLibTblEntry() (so I can check it in POSE, Keith :) and enumerated a few entries and compared lib name with "Net.lib". After that, I got the refnum finally. But still using this refnum makes plug-in very unstable after that. Ive not checked it enough, though... So maybe there is something about memory problem in PalmOS ??? Best Regards, Hiroyuki Okamoto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
