> I'm having the same problem. When I choose Run... from the Run menu in
> PODS and specify the correct configuration under Palm OS Applications
> and hit the Run button, the Palm emulator launches but doesn't have my
> application loaded. After a minute or so, I get the message
>
> Unable to launch Target Environment: Target is not responding (timed
Aha - finally, someone posted the details regarding the "Target is
not responding" problem. Thank you!
Now I understand why I've never seen it. I don't do everything
from within PODS. I probably tried the "Run..." menu item once,
a long, long time ago, got the error, and eventually forgot it
ever happened.
What I do is install some of the simulators, and make them
available in a 'quick launch' toolbar. (Or just put a shortcut
icon on your desktop.) After building my application, I click
on the simulator icon to start the simulator, and install the
.prc ("database") using the simulator's popup menu. The first
time a simulator is run, Windows puts up a dialog regarding
the firewall, and it's simple to click on "unblock" to open
up the port that the simulator is using. After that, no
more problems.
I suppose the reason I'm so happy with the PODS environment
is that I don't use Eclipse for anything other than
1. Creating new applications (New 68k managed make...).
2. Refresh from the left-side navigation pane (necessary after
adding a new source file, and sometimes after running the
Resource Editor and making just a very minor change).
3. One Rebuild immmediately following the Refresh.
>From there, I'm always using vim to edit code and running 'make'
from the Cygwin command line, and I never see Eclipse at all.
Jay Ts
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