Heather:
I did as you suggested (deleted those folders). I then created a project
from stationary, and it worked just fine. I went back to a very simple
starter type app I had before, and it still had the same problem. So there
must be something saved somewhere in that folder that is fouling things up.
I then noticed the ".stg" file underneath the "Starter_Data" folder, and I
deleted it. My simple project then started working OK.
So I went back to my real project, where I'm actually trying to develop
something. I deleted the "_Data" folder, started the IDE, enabled Debugging,
started the emulator, started debug. It failed; same error message. So
there is something corrupted in that project folder. Any ideas what it might
be?
Thanks for the help!
Brad
PS: I was just kidding about reformatting my hard drive...<G>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Heather
> KML Tufts
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 1:23 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: RE: Permanent "Failed to connect to remote" error
>
>
> > I seem to have gotten my development environment (and POSE)
> > into a mode
> > where it just won't work anymore. Every single time I try to
> > run debug, I
> > get the "Failed to connect to remote" error message.
>
> This could also lead one to check that the .prc is still valid by manually
> loading it onto the emulator to see if it loads properly or gives you an
> error.
>
> > So I deleted all .psf
> > files so that POSE
> > was back to its vanilla settings. I also went back to a very
> > simple starter
> > application. No success.
>
> But this kind of eliminates that possiblity. However, if you get an
> invalid .prc it can corrupt the debugging preferences, so before you go
> doing something rash, like reformatting your hard drive, delete the CW
> Autosave and CW Debugging Cache folders from the C:\WINNT\Metrowerks
> folder. To make sure everything's working, close the IDE and the
> emulator, delete those preference folders, restart the IDE and the
> emulator (with CAPS lock on so you start with a fresh emulator session),
> create a new stationery project, enable the debugger, and try to debug to
> the emulator.
>
> If you have problems doing that, please mention what apps you have running
> in the background on your computer. There are known conflicts (such as
> with the oracle73.exe that runs in the background if you have Oracle 7.3
> installed) that will cause the debugger to stop connecting. Take a
> specific look at the apps you've added to your computer since you were
> last able to debug.
>
> -hkmlt
>
>
>
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