> When Master Palm Pilot beams my application to Slave Palm Pilot, a message
> appears on the Slave "Do you want to accept 'ApplicationName' into
> applications?" Yes/No. My client does not want this message.
Page 280-1 of the Palm manual "Developing Palm OS 3.0 Applications, Part
III" has the following information:
"The exchange manager sends the first launch code,
sysAppLaunchCmdExgAskUser, when it has determined that
in-coming data is destined for a particular application...
"The application can respond to this launch code by
setting the result field in the parameter block to the
appropriate value. ... To disable display of the dialog
and to automatically accept the incoming data..., set the
result field to exgAskOk."
> Also When I Beam some data from Master Palm Pilot to Slave thru my
> application, and the my application is not running on Slave, then it pops
a
> MessageBox "Do you want to open 'ApplicationName' ?". My client does not
> want this message either.
Page 282:
"After you have finished receiving the data and before
you return from the PilotMain routine, you must set up the
goToCreator and goToParams fields in the socket structure.
Set in the goToCreator field the creator ID of the application
that should be launched to view the received data (normally
the same application that re-ceived the data). If no
application should be launched, then set this to NULL."
> He also does not want the "Connecting", "Disconnecting" Messages that are
> displayed at the time beam.
That may not be as easily possible. I don't know if you can disable those
via the PalmOS API. It may require a hack...
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