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Hi Silvia,
The code you posted on the other thread about this subject doesn't work for one simple reason: it isn't allocating global variable space for the Hotsync application. So, Hotsync is writing its global vars on top of your app's global vars. You used:
And you set launchFlags to 0, which means the following flags are false:
The global allocation problem is enough to crash your application, or
Hotsync. Anyway, I don't know if you can set launchFlags to anything but
0, as the docs say:
If you have a conduit, and it modifies the database, your application
has to be called by the system. Check it carefully.
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- Start Application after HotSync Silvia Brunet
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- Re: Start Application after HotSync Silvia Brunet
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Sergio Carvalho
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Silvia Brunet
- Re: Re: Start Application after HotSync Richard Cohen
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Neil Rhodes
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Sergio Carvalho
- RE: Start Application after HotSync Richard Hartman
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Silvia Brunet
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Daniel McCarty
- RE: Start Application after HotSync Silvia Brunet
- Re: Start Application after HotSync Silvia Brunet
- RE: Start Application after HotSync David Fedor
