How can I get the system to queue a keyDownEvent to simulate a hardware button being depressed?
A little context about what I'm doing in case someone has a suggestion about a better approach. The button I'm trying to simulate is a hardware button on a Handspring Springboard module (an Admobis digital voice recorder). Admobis does not have an SDK for this hardware and apparently can't be reached (they may be out of business). But in the absence of an API I think I can accomplish what I need if I can simulate a user depressing the "Record" hard button. This will launch Admobis' own software and start a voice recording session, which I want to last for 60 seconds. Since my application won't have control after launching the other app I'm going to have it create an alarm using the Alarm Manager that fires in one minute. When the alarm fires and is picked up by my application I'll issue another simulated hardware keyDownEvent to stop the recording. Does this seem like it could work? David Beers -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
