I did it in C++ but I'm also a java programmer.
In your java application you could send a message in one of two ways, first
use a frame to show the message this would be non-modal and would not wait
for the user input before continuing to execute code, this is good for
showing differenet messages over time.
Second choice is to use a dialog box that is set to modal, this would stop
input until the user closes the box. Here you would have to create a frame
that is not shown and pass the newly created frame to the dialog when
created. This is better for requiring user input then sending a message.
Use the first idea for sending a message.
Scott Lopez
----- Original Message -----
From: "jguich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 28, 2000 7:40 AM
Subject: Messages on Hotsync
hi,
i dont know if this is really a question to be put in this list...
i've made a conduit to the hotsync. are there ways to send messages to
the user during the process? hotsync only lets me specify a string in the
condcfg.exe program.
oh, yes, i'm a java conduit programmer.
thanks,
guich.
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