You can simply overcame this issue with Recharging USB Cable:
http://www.palmone.com/us/products/accessories/chargerscablescradles/P10884U.html
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Ritu Chawla wrote:
Hi,
I am planning to use Usb communication in one of my applciation , I have
read follwoing in the Companion guide.
IMPORTANT:
On Thursday 20 May 2004 01:20 am, RVRoadie wrote:
Thanks, do you also use a ftr to store DB refs so you don't have to
open/close on each callback? Same for Mathlib and other library
references?
At first I did, but ultimately I decided against it. Instead, I just
layered things so that I
Thanks. I'll test your idea ;)
Fernando.
Jeffry Loucks wrote:
There are dialer helpers, which are services that listen for notifications
and respond, as necessary.
You can check for available helpers by broadcasting what amounts to an
inquiry notification. If there is a helper out there that
Hi,
Thanks for responding.
I can not force mycustomer for buying anything to run my applciation. That
it self will become an overhead for me.
Please give me some other way to resolve this.
rgds
ritu
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Hi all,
I am developing an application that needs to turn on the mobile(if it is
off.) on palm device. I use the APIs in the Telephony Manager to do this
work. The APIs called are just as following:
1. call SysLibLoad(kTelMgrDatabaseType, kTelMgrDatabaseCreator,
telRefNumP) to load the
Hi Guys ,
I have one server program which sends data to a socket conection
piecemeal.
On the PDA side i am receiving this data using NetLibReceive( ).
WHAT's HAPPENING IS ---
At first server sends 156 bytes of data . This data is properly
received by the NetLibReceive( ).
I wanted to calculate the number of ticks it takes to execute { some
code }, but the following does always return 0:
UInt32 sysTicks,runTicks;
char temp[50];
sysTicks=TimGetTicks();
{ some code }
runTicks=TimGetTicks()-sysTicks;
StrPrintF( temp, %u, runTicks );
I'm running some gremlins to test my program. I get an error, so run
the minimize.
In the minimize file the error comes down to just starting the program, the
error is:
Just changed the emulated program counter. This address is invalid because
it's not even
Does anyone have any ideas what I
Hi,
Is there a separate Dev Kit for Reo 600. I ve CW
9.0 with me. From where i can download the SDK for
Treo 600. I searched on the PalmSoure but could not
locate. Please guide me.
Thanks and Regards
Gaurav Palvia
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sign up for the plugged in program at http://pluggedin.palmone.com/
Gaurav Palvia wrote:
Hi,
Is there a separate Dev Kit for Reo 600. I ve CW
9.0 with me. From where i can download the SDK for
Treo 600. I searched on the PalmSoure but could not
locate. Please guide me.
Thanks and Regards
Make sure you're not corrupting data on the stack. Check arrays and strings
and make sure you're within the bounds on both. You can always try
commenting/uncommenting sections until the code works and figure out which
part is causing the error.
--
Tim Kostka
http://www.nuprograms.com
Salli
I take the liberty of replying to my request. Checked the NSBasic web site and
found my answer in the download samples, ReadData by John Kelly, and John has
already done most of the hard work the easy way reading the memo data. Thanks
John. Oh well, start again from scratch!
Barry
On 19/05/2004
Hi Tim,
I think that's what I'm going to have to doI was hoping (beyond
hope!) that there might be an easier way of finding out where the problem
is.
Thanks for your help,
Salli
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Make sure you're not corrupting data on
Don't confuse the Serial port and USB. The Palm's USB port is a slave so
you will not be able to use it to communicate with anything except a host
(as in a PC). If you *are* using the USB port, it does not drain the power
nearly as much as the serial port. Plus, the stock Palm USB cradle and
Thanks a Lot
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Lippincott
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 6:40 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Usb Port Battery Consumption
Don't confuse the Serial port and USB. The Palm's USB port is a slave so
Tim Kostka a écrit :
As I don't use DmGetRecord at all (preferring DmQueryRecord, even when I
call DmWrite later), how can I en up leaving records busy? Can this
I'm not sure if it's causing any harm, but DmQueryRecord is meant for
read-only access to records (according to Palm OS
Yay! This is a great improvement, thank you!
One thing you might want to examine/adjust is how messages with file attachments
appear in the web archives. Here is a recent example with an attached JPG file:
http://news.palmos.com/read/messages?id=168274#168274
Regards,
David Thacker
PalmOS
One thing you might want to examine/adjust is how messages with file
attachments appear in the web archives. Here is a recent example with
an attached JPG file:
http://news.palmos.com/read/messages?id=168274#168274
Yuck. Those really should be archived off into a separate
location,
Hi Karel,
I found you as an well skilled palm os developer.
Please can you help me with palm os 5 localization?
I'm trying to make overlays for standard palm applications which are
stored in ROM.
These things I have done (for example for calculator):
- downloaded .prc
- made overlay with prc2ovl
can someone help me with overlays? It is no problem for me to create an
overlay for example to Contacts. Then I upload my csCZ overlay to device
(with palmos 5) and use OmSetSystemLocale function to set system locale to
csCZ. But the function fails because of unknown locale. What I should do to
Hi Ritu,
If you want to provide language support for you app but you don't want to
use any of the localization techniques
Does this means any standard technique is available for achieving this?
If yes please let me know what it is ?
The various techniques we've been telling you about recently.
I developed a stopwatch application for my Palm IIIx and it keeps
perfect time. I bought a new Zire 21 and when I use the same application
it loses 1 second every 10 minutes! Do I have to rebuild the application
with newer runtime libraries? I can't find any info on palm websites.
Thanks,
Doug.
My question is for me a theoretical one, but Im sure it has a real answer.
What would happen if a Palm app was released with memory leaks when the
program exited. How would this affect the palm?
Thanks!
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My question is for me a theoretical one, but Im sure it has a real answer.
What would happen if a Palm app was released with memory leaks when the
program exited. How would this affect the palm?
current versions of palmos actually clean up your mess for you.
it is recommended you fix your
What about older versions?
Adam E. Ornstein
Information Resource Specialist
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-Original Message-
From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 1:16 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: the effects of memory leaks
My question is for me
Thanks, I was just analyzing someone else's code and couldn't figure out
what I should tell them about the memory leak issue.
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From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 1:21 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: the effects of memory
Thanks, I was just analyzing someone else's code and couldn't figure out
what I should tell them about the memory leak issue.
run it on POSE :) it reports memory leaks well - and, even writes a log
for you to figure out where they are :) should definately fix them :)
---
Aaron Ardiri
PalmOS
Is there any way I can check if a control is graphical under OS5? My
Capitalizer program (handypalmstuff.sf.net) lets one (among other things)
use alt+key to tap on a text control. Unfortunately, it can crash if there
is a graphical control on screen. I can't figure out how to check if a
Reading PalmOS KnowledgeBase article 656 on 5-way navigators, I see the
PalmOne left/right buttons are a little complicated, but I can't tell
what chrs generate the Up/Down keys on a T3. The article mentions these
keys without elaborating. I tried vchrRockerUp/Down (found in Chars.h),
that work
On my NX70V, it looks like graphical controls have the text ptr field set to
0xFEFEFEFE. Anybody have any idea how portable (if at all) this fact is
between different OS5 systems? (I can't conveniently run a simulator and
see if it holds under the sim because my WinXP system is under repair.)
You can still use DmQueryRecord to read the record and then once you found
the correct record use DmGetRecord/DmReleaseRecord to write and close the
record without much change in code. This would correctly set the busy bit
as well. You could also just use DmGetRecord and set the dirty bit
Jeffry Loucks writes:
I see they've announced socket notices (netSocketNoticeNotify) as a new
feature of OS5.2! Interesting, since it's been part of the OS since May of
2000!
Socket Notices allow for asynchronous sockets. You open a non-blocking
socket, and then set the notice to fire on a
At 12:45 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
Is there any way I can check if a control is graphical under OS5? My
Capitalizer program (handypalmstuff.sf.net) lets one (among other things)
use alt+key to tap on a text control. Unfortunately, it can crash if there
is a graphical control on screen. I can't
At 12:53 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
Reading PalmOS KnowledgeBase article 656 on 5-way navigators, I see the
PalmOne left/right buttons are a little complicated, but I can't tell
what chrs generate the Up/Down keys on a T3. The article mentions these
keys without elaborating. I tried
There are so many sims available at http://pluggedin.palmone.com/
What is the difference in terms of testing? What should be preffered for
more robust code: CDMA, GSM, Sprint, Orange, etc...
Or it does not matter at all? The application is pretty standard and has
nothing with communications...
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I have a comparison function called customerCompareRecords that I use as a
(DmComparF) parameter in a call to DmFindSortPosition. The call looks like the
following:
return DmFindSortPosition(db, (MemPtr) record, NULL,
(DmComparF *) customerCompareRecords, (UInt16) sortOrder);
The
Does anyone know of a way to stop a file that is on the handheld from being
backedup during a hot-sync operation. We are currently using Afaria, to
download the software to the handhelds, but some people want to hot-sync
their PIM apps. We need to make sure certain applications and databases
At 02:45 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
There are so many sims available at http://pluggedin.palmone.com/
What is the difference in terms of testing? What should be preffered for
more robust code: CDMA, GSM, Sprint, Orange, etc...
Or it does not matter at all? The application is pretty standard and has
Does anyone know of a way to stop a file that is on the handheld from
being backedup during a hot-sync operation.
You can turn of the backup bit. This can be done with a utility problem like
FileZ or programmatically in your code.
Thanks,
-Mark
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Is there a way to activate a program residing on the Palm when the palm
device is hotsyncing?
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Adam,
You can either create a conduit with a creator type that is the same as the
application on the palm, or the application can register for the
sysNotifySyncStartEvent event.
-Jon
Jonathan Hays
Palm OS Certified Developer
I'm running some gremlins to test my program. I get an error, so run
the minimize.
In the minimize file the error comes down to just starting the program
Just starting the program, and not sending any events, and it
crashes? That's hard to believe that you could have such a situation
which
I don't think a conduit is the solution for you if you want an real-time and
interactive session. Think of HotSync as more of a batch solution.
For an interactive solution you'll need to write sockets code on the Palm and an
appropriate server on the PC. There is plenty of sample code around to
Why do you care what the callback returns? You should be more interested in what
DmFindSortPosition returns.
HTH,
Gavin.
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MemPtrOwner is an undocumented API and not supported under OS 5...
Seems strange that you would want to call this anyway... what are you trying to
achieve? There might be an easier/more supported way of doing it.
HTH,
Gavin.
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Insufficient dynamic memory will cause WinScreenLock to fail. Have you changed
anything to increase your dynamic memory usage?
HTH,
Gavin.
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You hit the nail on the head. Run the Prefs application, then use the Connection
and Network panels to configure the connection.
HTH,
Gavin.
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Sys 0505)(0,23)
Error code 505 means that the function you are trying to call (MemPtrOwner)
is not implemented on the device you are running your app on.
Jonatan
Chris Mitra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi all,
I'm running into a runtime error when trying to
FYI, that area is user-configurable (hold your stylus on one of the icons to change
it). I don't recall seeing any new key codes for those items.
The easiest way to stop them being tapped might be to hide the DIA using the Pen Input
Mgr API's... If you are trying to lock your app down you can
Thanks all...
Mostly I was just calling this for debugging, to try to verify that the
BitmapPtr created from my call was using my owner ID. (Since I wanted to
try changing that owner ID by calling MemPtrSetOwner(), but that call failed
with an memErrInvalidParameter error).
-- Chris
Gavin
Mr Gavin Maxwell,
Thank you very much for your information and
suggestion, I will try it out, Thank you!!
From:
SSBank
--- Gavin Maxwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think a conduit is the solution for you if
you want an real-time and interactive session.
Think of HotSync as more of
Hello Ken,
Thanks for responding.
I can understand the sample code approach.
This can work only if the responses received in Engllish are from fixed.
So that i can store corresponding Locale version for them.
If the English string list is not constant , what i could get
is the only option left
UInt32 i;
int logStringLength = 0;
Char* integerString = 0;
integerString = MemPtrNew(maxStrIToALen);
StrIToA(integerString, i);
Roberto Machorro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hello,
Char* newLabel = 0;
UInt16 aNumber;
StrIToA(newLabel, aNumber); //assume
At 11:14 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
UInt32 i;
int logStringLength = 0;
Char* integerString = 0;
integerString = MemPtrNew(maxStrIToALen);
StrIToA(integerString, i);
This can work, but for such a small amount of memory, it's better, IMO, to
just say char integerString[maxStrIToALen]; to declare a
Hi everyone!
I work with Sony Clie NX-60 device (which has 16-bit color screen)
and use PalmOS 5.x hi-resolution API in my software.
The problems is, that WinScreenMode defines only 8-bit color depth only on
the real device
and 16-bit (which is true) on Sony Clie Simulator.
When I
The problems is, that WinScreenMode defines only 8-bit color depth only
on
the real device
What do you mean by this? If you are looking at the currect screen depth of
the device it's quite possible it's in 8-bit mode. Just because a device
has the capability to operate in 16-bit mode doesn't
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