> (1) How can I use Objects in PalmOS resource Editor (Ex:- Label) > in my source editor. I dint find any variable name or a way which > points me back to source.
You have to instruct the Resource Editor to generate a header (.h) file. In the Resource editor, click on the XRD file representing your project in the Files pane and make sure that the checkbox of the property "Generate Header" is checked. You might also want to specify the path (directory and file name) of the header file that it should generate - for instance, I prefer it to be in my Src directory instead of in my Rsc directory and I prefer its name to be ProjectNameRsc.h instead of the default ProjectName.h. > (2) I wanted to run the application is background (non UI > Application). Generally speaking, you can't. There are various "yes but" hacks around it, but they aren't recommended for beginners. > Do i need to make this application as the current appilcation. In PalmOS, there is only one application that is running at any given moment and that's the current application. > Is there a way where daemons can run in there own space and > applications on there own. There is, but it's mostly undocumented, kludgy and non-portable and you almost certainly don't need it. Most of what people want when they ask such questions can be achieved without any applications actually "running in the background". For instance, your application can register to receive notifications on various events. Or it could do stuff while the user is idle (i.e., on nil events). > Is there a pattern to have daemons and applications running > together. Basically, the possibilities are: 1) PalmOS Cobalt. Currently no real device supports it. 2) Use the callback function when playing a sound stream for doing some background processing instead of playing a sound. Supported only by PalmOS 5.x. 3) Something like this kludge that uses dirty undocumented tricks: http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/FAQ/HowDoICreateAThread My advice is to avoid any of these three ways and to figure out how to do what you want without any "background processing". Regards, Vesselin -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
