Hi chris
I've also been looking at certicoms products (it's really expensive)
I have found a page with "pilotSSLeay-2.01" with SSL libraries for palm.But
to use it you have to use gcc (gnu)a free product. So if you are using gcc
you should try this. I'm using codewarrior and I can't use the lib
Hello,
I have just startet to program apps for the Palm and I am trouble: Help me!?
I am using CodeWarrior Pro 5 to make Palm Apps, but when I include Pilot.h
in my code I recieve an error indicating that I use an illigal precompiled
header version: Pilot.h line 36 #include "Pilot.h.mch".
I
Hello all,
I am beginner in palm programming an will develop an application for the
PALM IIIc. I´m using the gcc tools for developing. I have one question in
concern with PILRC (v2.5b3).
How can i create a colored icon for my application? I´ve found out how i
can draw a colored bitmap, but i
Hello all,
I am beginner in palm programming an will develop an application for the
PALM IIIc. I´m using the gcc tools for developing. I have one question in
concern with PILRC (v2.5b3).
How can i create a colored icon for my application? I´ve found out how i
can draw a colored bitmap,
If you are using Code Warrior, there is a nice article on this titled:
"Retrieving the ROM Serial Number" in the Companion.pdf file.
You must use the SysGetROMToken() function with sysROMTokenSnum.
I believe this feature is only available in PalmOS 3.0 and above.
- Martin
"Steve Austin"
I know I can beam my application from a launcher app, but is it
possible to invoke a menu command from within my application so that
my application beams itself and its databases to another palm? Does
anyone have some code for this?
Also, how do I trap the "Beam" event that I can set my "pen
Does anyone know how to trap the Business Card Beam shortcut. (When
you press and hold the address book button, it invokes the beaming of
my address information to another palm) I want to grab this event and
use it otherwise in my app. Would it be better for me to grab a push
and hold on
Hmmm I dont know if you will be able to do this since your app will be open
when running and I'm not sure you can then access it with Dm calls in order
to send it.
Chris
At 03:20 PM 5/11/2000 , you wrote:
I know I can beam my application from a launcher app, but is it
possible to invoke a
yes its 1/10farad @ 5.5v
There are several capacitor types with small footprints and high capacity.
Panasonic makes a line of 'Gold' capacitors that look like standard radial
electrolytic capacitors but are rated up around 1.0 - 4.7 Farads. Check
your digikey catalog.
-Original Message-
The address book code is in the Examples folder in the SDK download. Look
at function AppHandleKeyDown in Address.c to see how they handle the
hardware button.
Regards,
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Josh Aversa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 9:23 AM
To: Palm
Hi,
I've got a hack that needs to display 2 custom forms, that are defined in
its own resource file. I need to go from wherever the user was when the hack
was invoked to my FormA (ID=2001), and then from my FormA to my FormB
(ID=2002).
In "How to Write a Hack", it says:
"HackMaster will trap
Also, how do I trap the "Beam" event that I can set my "pen
swipe" to?
I believe the Graffitti handling will generate a keyDownEvent events
with a vchrRonamatic character when the user enters the "pen swipe".
-- Paul
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On 11-May-2000 Fitzpatrick, Joe wrote:
Are you sure you mean .1 farad? Generally a digital bypass cap would be
somewhere around .1 micro farad. I don't keep up on passive technology, but
a 5 volt electrolytic .1 farad cap would need to be about the size of a
paint can. Actually, I'm not
I've checked the forum archives and I can't find any mention of anyone
having actually created a multi-segment prc using GCC. The GCC
documentation doens't mention it either.
So I'll ask... has anyone managed to do it? My only other choice is migrate
my project to CW; which I dread the thought
for anyone who might be interested...
If you call WinEraseRectangleFrame(rectangleFrame,(pListPtr-bounds));
after each time the list is drawn, the list's frame doesn't display. (or at
least it doesn't long enough for you to notice). Attempting to erase the
frame from within the list draw
On 11-May-2000 Mitch Fawcett wrote:
So I'll ask... has anyone managed to do it? My only other choice is migrate
my project to CW; which I dread the thought of. Nothing against CW, it is
just going to be a tremendous amount of work I'd like to avoid.
If you want to stay with prc-tools 0.5.0
I have, using PRC Tools 2.0. My apps are 2 segments and so far so good.
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From: Mitch Fawcett[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Reply To: Palm Developer Forum
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 10:06 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Multi-segment and GCC
I've
I don't altogether dislike the idea of using a big cap as a PS (as least
it's better than a battery, which would have to be installed in a way that
it's user-replaceable).
But wouldn't 1 F be a problem? i.e. w/ 330 Ohm on the VCC pin on the palm,
you get RC = 330 sec then x 5= a heck of a
Hello,
I'm a new Palm developer and looking for the information about bitmaps -
how to store them into database, how to show, some tips and tricks, and
so on.
Where can I find docs and examples about it?
I'm browsing the Knowledge Base, but maybe there some other useful sources?
Thanks,
Alex
Another possibility would be a rechargeable coin cell. I haven't dealt with
them in quite a while, but from what I recall you could get a 3.3 V Li-ion
cell about the size of a fat quarter that you could trickle charge. As long
as you are adding more energy than you are using this scheme will
At 07:30 PM 5/10/00 -0700, you wrote:
Hi there,
I'm very new to palm development, and I'm wondering if anyone can tell
me if Palm VII still uses Avantgo browser software. And secondly, if
you can also hot synch your palm VII to your computer to an ISP and
work that way. The palm.net is out of
Ok. Here's another random thought.
What if I use, say, a Linear LT1300 Step-up 3.3V DC/DC converter (almost
exactly the same one the palm uses to regulate the 2 AAA cells to make its
3.3 V supply, I think) and connect it to the VCC pin in the hotsync port?
Might this work?
i.e. keeps 3.3 V
Important question. If anyone has seen SFIFF (San Francisco
International Film Festival) Guide for the Palm, sponsored by Palm and
created by IS/Complete, you've seen how powerful leveraging the built-in
apps can be. SFIFF has an initial form with several buttons. Some
buttons are assigned to
for anyone who might be interested...
If you call WinEraseRectangleFrame(rectangleFrame,(pListPtr-bounds));
after each time the list is drawn, the list's frame doesn't display
That'll probably work fine, as long as the background color is set
correctly. But, that could well have ugly results if
At 03:52 PM 5/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
Just for example, this morning Qualcomm and Sprint announced data service
trials at 144kpbs. I will not hazard a prediction when or where in the
world such service will roll out. My point was mainly that native TCP/IP
has a bright future for wireless and
At 12:31 PM 5/11/00, you wrote:
There is no Vcc pin on a Series III connector. You may be thinking of the
DSR line which is tied to Vcc via a resistor. If you applied 3.3v to this
pin, the current would be severely limited heading upstream into your Palm.
(Not to mention what kind of damage you
Talking about alternative OSes. How about porting POSE and Codewarrior for Palm over
to BeOS?
Steve
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What type of phone and connector did you use with the sprint wireless web?
Does your app use anything other than the standard NetLib functions to make
the tcp/ip connection using that setup?
-Original Message-
From: Laurence Lundblade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL
I have a quick question about DmDeleteRecord.
I know when you sync it, the records marked with the delete bit are deleted.
However, when the documentation reads, "sync", do they mean:
When you hotsync your app?
or
When you hotsync your app and have a conduit dll set up for the app to
handle the
Josh,
There is sample code to do this on the developer.com sight. I think it's
also listed in the knowledge base. The article, "Beaming a whole database"
includes code for beaming a whole database and app from within the app. It
can be found at
On Wed, May 10, 2000 at 03:42:05PM -0700, Michael S. Davis wrote:
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Tom Zerucha wrote:
I don't think it would be unfair, but the hardware is still costly.
The "entry" pocket PC is a large percentage of the cost of a real
laptop, and you aren't going to like working
"Josh Aversa" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:11196@palm-dev-forum...
I know I can beam my application from a launcher app, but is it
possible to invoke a menu command from within my application so that
my application beams itself and its databases to another palm?
You'll need to use
On Thu, May 11, 2000 at 12:02:17PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok. Here's another random thought.
What if I use, say, a Linear LT1300 Step-up 3.3V DC/DC converter (almost
exactly the same one the palm uses to regulate the 2 AAA cells to make its
3.3 V supply, I think) and connect it
On Wed, May 10, 2000 at 06:50:21PM -0400, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to write my first hack. I've read all the documentation, and
written my code using the new data types and headers. What I can't seem to
figure out is what my makefile should look like. Assuming I have the
following
Thats exactly what that chart indicates. The only difference is they now
call it Vcc. The resistor is in series to effectively limit the outgoing
current (and help limit power to the hotsync buttons). You can 'steal' some
power from it but just keep in mind that this pin always has 3.3v applied
On 11-May-2000 Fitzpatrick, Joe wrote:
Ahh, I get it, you mean a double layer cap like Kanthal Globar makes (I
think they are the "Maxcap" people). I haven't really kept up on that
stuff, but aren't those parts usually designed to provide microAmps over a
period of time? I also seem to
This is exactly why I have shied away from any general object framework for Palm Apps.
* There are so many uses and considerations to take.
* It overall bloats the code.
* There are plenty of object like application environments out there already (Sat.
Forms comes to mind)
* Most of all, it is
Hi everyone,
Could anybody give me some sample codes on using ExgDBWrite() and
ExgDBRead(). I have the code "Beaming the whole database", taken from the
palm.com/devzone/knowledgebase. ExgPut() ExgSend(),etc. are used with
ExgDBWrite().
I just need to use ExgDBWrite() and ExgDBRead().
As I
Sorry, I should have said RTS.
-Original Message-
From: Chris Faherty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, May 11, 2000 2:20 PM
Subject: Re: Powering a device from the Palm III
On 11-May-2000 Dave Lippincott wrote:
... Power is available via
Would some kind developer please dump (ls -lr) a listing of the directory structure
for sdk/gcc under user local. I am having
trouble with getting m68k-gcc to find my header / lib files for the palm sdk.
-- Larry
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At 10:37 AM -0700 5/11/00, Dave Lippincott wrote:
Color? I'm still using the 3.1 SDK
Maybe someday I'll move up.
Perhaps you're using the old SDK, but are your users on new devices?
Perhaps, perhaps not. I'm just giving you the instructions on how to make
it work everywhere, not just on old
When using the "where" command in m68k-palmos-gdb, do you guys get the
right source file, function name, or line number listed for the call
tree? Is correctness affected by the fact that it is a multisegment
app?
Thanks,
Eugene.
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Does somebody knows the difference between Dragonball chip and EZ chip?
Which are the models that have each one of the two?
Thanks, José Antonio
_
José Antonio Vianna Sobral de Magalhães Oliveira
SpeedComm Telecomunicações e Informática
Eugene Chin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is correctness affected by the fact that it is a multisegment
app?
Currently yes: m68k-palmos-gdb can't see beyond the main code section.
See this thread, and, in particular, this posting:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m8980.html
(The
"Tung Nguyen" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:11260@palm-dev-forum...
The SDK book says that WriteProc() will be call multiple times untils it
transmits all the data. If in the callback function, I do not assign
anything to *sizeP, sizeP still holds the value of total bytes of data, is
Steve Sabram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:11259@palm-dev-forum...
This is exactly why I have shied away from any general object framework
for Palm Apps.
* There are so many uses and considerations to take.
* It overall bloats the code.
* There are plenty of object like
Larry C$ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would some kind developer please dump (ls -lr) a listing of the directory
structure for sdk/gcc under user local.
The directory structure is available (it's somewhat hidden) in the prc-tools
build instructions at
Which are the models that have each one of the two?
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/article.cfm?id=1532
This page doesn't address the differences between the EZ and non-EZ Dragonball chips,
but it shows which products have which chips and other good info.
Unfortunately, it doesn't have the IIIc
Charles,
The short answer is no. The Palm Rez post-linker from 5 does not work with
the 3.5 SDK. Sorry.
Heather KML Tufts
Metrowerks Technical Support
-Original Message-
From: Charles Rezsonya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 3:36 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Metrowerks did a port to the BeOS for the regular platform tools about 5-6
years ago. Since then, Be, Inc. has taken on those tools and had continued
to regulate them until recently (I believe they had recently stopped
maintaining the CW tools for BeOS). That's just some side history.
The
Hi All, anyone done a custom keywork set for the palm api ? I tried to get
it to look at the api headers, but that didn't work... so to the font of
all palm knowledge... How do I get the color syntax to recognise the full
palm os ??
TNX Niel
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Does somebody knows the difference between Dragonball chip and EZ chip?
Yes, I know about a lot of the differences. You'll find some of them in:
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/article.cfm?id=1127
Which are the models that have each one of the two?
If I had to know the answer to that
Hi all,
I'm doing an extension for Satellite Forms, on CodeWarrior R6, that
implements communications functions.
But, I'm needing to "overwrite" the Sat. Forms event loop, so I can generate
events and make the assynchronous communications work.
If I were using CW only, it would be this way:
thanks in advance for your help.
I have a simple bar code scan that is scanning an inventory item.
I select the number fine, I move to the record, but I am using a filter
which takes a ton of time.
If I turn off the filter I lose can't move to the record.
this is an example of my code.
being addressed for the next prc-tools release
Any indication when this is going to be.?
Graham
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When I launch a teminal session with Hyperterminal to test serial
communications on the SPT 1700, the unit tries to do a HotSync. I, of
course, have HotSync on my PC turned off. Anyway, I have to cancel the
HotSync program on the unit and then can run my program and everything works
fine. How
prefs - buttons - hotsync - set 'modem' or 'serial' to your app name.
-Original Message-
From: Steve Branin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 3:29 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Preventing Hotsync on Symbol SPT 1700
When I launch a teminal session with
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It's kind of quiet, though...I think most Symbol developers (like myself)
are hooked up with the Symbol Development Programme.
//* Rus Daniel Nesse
//* Application Development
//* Avnet Convergent Technologies
-Original Message-
From: Srinivas Mogalapalli
There was a bit of confusion back when Win2K was released regarding
IRSyncing with Win2K.
I think the answer from Palm was "Not possible now because IRComm is no
longer available, but we're working on it" -- any progress?
IRSync is one of the few reasons I'm sticking with Win98 on my laptop.
In article , wrote:
Talking about alternative OSes. How about porting POSE and Codewarrior
for Palm over to BeOS?
Codewarrior is bad enough on Windows; are you sure you would want to use
CW on a minority OS (other than the one it was originally designed for)? ;-)
GCC is already available for
BeOS is not X11-based - it has a proprietary, highly multithreaded GUI API.
There is an X11 server port running on top of BeOS, however, available on
their 'BeWare' site.
Ironically, the BeOS integrated development environment is ... Codewarrior.
Metrowerks wrote it from scratch, then Be took it
I believe the calling function and called function shouldn't be more than 32K
apart. I have an application with two segments and the size of PRC is 156K.
-Elizabeth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/10/2000 05:14:44 PM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:
On , [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ben Darnell) wrote:
Talking about alternative OSes. How about porting POSE and Codewarrior
for Palm over to BeOS?
Codewarrior is bad enough on Windows; are you sure you would want to use
CW on a minority OS (other than the one it was originally designed for)? ;-)
GCC is
Dear Palm:
This is where I really start getting confused. Some people seem to have no
problem with segments larger than 64K. The comment below indicates that at
least one of the two segments has to exceed 64k (156k / 2 = 78k). Knowledge
Base article #1469 states that if a CODE resource is
Dear Palm:
This is where I really start getting confused. Some people seem to have
no
problem with segments larger than 64K. The comment below indicates that at
least one of the two segments has to exceed 64k (156k / 2 = 78k).
Knowledge
Base article #1469 states that if a CODE resource
S-
I have been experimenting with somebody else's C++ framework and I'd have to
disagree. It:
1. does not add significan overhead at all
2. makes it *much* easier to write apps quickly
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steve
On 12-May-2000 Craig Thrall wrote:
Note that the PocketPC supports Visual Basic and Visual C++, and although we
all love to hate those devices, frameworks (MFC and CString, for example)
can really help shorten your development cycle and increase the quality of
your code.
I am forced to use
Do you like working at Emwerks?
I looked at the web site.
Thank you
Rob
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: "Shekar Mantha" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, May 8, 2000 6:50 pm
Subject: Re: Byte order
The Palm uses the Motorola byte order format -- depending on how
you are
Well, since this thread has become a forum for rambling and subjective
opinions, I may as well voice mine. :-) Feel free to disregard -- it's just
about *feelings*.
I've been coding in C++ for 10 years now. I still love it. Sure, Java is
cleaner and C is a more natural fit with the APIs, but
"B. Flaumenhaft" wrote:
Steve,
I don't think we're coming from the same perspective. That said, I'll
disagree with you.
I can see this. My experience came from a very poor, over bloated and ported C++
object library that choked a Palm device. It was
up there with a JVM on PalmOS in
Vineel Shah wrote:
Well, since this thread has become a forum for rambling and subjective
opinions, I may as well voice mine. :-) Feel free to disregard -- it's just
about *feelings*.
.. and past experience that may not have any relevance in present time.
I'm not saying that the WinAPI is
Dear Palm:
This is where I really start getting confused. Some people seem to
have no problem with segments larger than 64K. The comment below
indicates that at least one of the two segments has to exceed 64k
(156k / 2 = 78k). Knowledge Base article #1469 states that if a CODE
resource
The cable I use (actually my friends use; I use a pdQ phone) is between a
Qualcomm/Kyocera thin phone and a Palm V or III. It's available at
www.kyocera-wireless.com as the "Palm Connectivity Kit". It's Kyocera now
because Qualcomm sold the handset division to Kyocera. Sprint charges $10
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John
Marshall
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 4:55 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Debugging with PRCTools 2.0
Eugene Chin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is correctness affected by the fact that it is a
Hi everybody!
I'm an undergraduate student, and I have this very basic question. Can anyone
help me?
I have Palm Emulator installed in my desktop computer, and I need to
run a Java application that targets PalmPilot. How do I use KVM with Palm
Emulator, so I can see what my Java application will
Steve,
I don't think we're coming from the same perspective. That said, I'll
disagree with you.
* There are so many uses and considerations to take.
Bear River's framework is not targeted towards PIM, horizontal
applications. These are relatively easy to write for the Palm, and they
need to
* It overall bloats the code.
How so? For example, wrapping some of the Palm string functionality will
greatly reduce the LOC you have to write (see the Palm Foundation Classes
project at SourceForge for a poor example - it's mine, so I say such things
:) - of such a class). The reuse OO
It is maddening to see all those circular references in header files.
I guess I should have added "a good framework..." :) Circular references
are evil...
And then to see non error checking construction of objects willy nilly
thoughout the code. God what the hell was I thinking when I
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