From: Mishael Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
//authenticatedH is created and set to false
recIndex = 2;
authenticatedH = DmNewRecord(gDB, recIndex, recSize);
if (authenticatedH)
(snip)
DmReleaseRecord(gDB, recIndex, true);
//authenticatedH is set to true later in code
recIndex = 2;
recP =
There is no record to release in the second time. The DmReleaseRecord
is assumed to release a record opened before with either DmNewRecord
or DmGetRecord.
MK //authenticatedH is created and set to false
MK recIndex = 2;
MK authenticatedH = DmNewRecord(gDB, recIndex, recSize);
MK if
versha wrote:
hi all ,
i am unable to find free download of Treo650/600 simulator and their Rom's.Kindly send me the links if possible.
thank you
versha
check palmone.com
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Henk Jonas
SHA1 and MD5 are one-way encryption, which means you can encrypt
but not decrypt. So, they won't let you do what you have said
you are trying to do.
Well, strictly speaking, any cryptographically strong hash function can be used
to construct a cryptographically strong cipher. The reverse is
BTW, another advantage of having a conduit for updating the virus definitions
database is that this way you can update even devices that don't have direct
Internet connection - although I can see how that might not be that much
important for the kind of services your company provides.
Regards,
If DmNewRecord in called one of the following is happens:
1. DmNewRecord tries to create the record at given index recIndex=1 in this
case, if there was no record in the database then this record is inserted at
index 0 rather than 1 and recIndex in updated accordingly.
2. if the database
In article news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim Kostka wrote:
Although not very elegant, you could just set up an endless loop that
repeats until a number of ticks have passed. The only difference
between that and SysTaskDelay would be the loop would not put the
device into doze mode, and if that is
Hi,
you maybe already figured it out but anyway.
First read the first 80 bytes of the incoming stream, that represents the db
header.
The header looks like this:
typedef struct
{
LocalID nextRecordListID;
UInt16 numRecords;
}
RecordListType;
// PDB Header
typedef struct
{
UInt8
From: Alan J. McFarlane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Of course in a application one would just sit at EvtGetEvent when
waiting for an IrDA callback, but doing that in a shared library
would be bad, no?
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Although I haven't followed this in detail, if you're looking for
a way for a shared library to
hi,
i am displaying a form when an alarm is triggered from my application using
case sysAppLaunchCmdDisplayAlarm :
DisplayAlarm( (SysDisplayAlarmParamType *) cmdPBP) ;
Then in DisplayAlarm function i save the current main form and open the alarm
form.
but i donot want the alarm form to
first you need to set the table item type then call the draw procedure:
for (i=0;inumTableRows;i++)
{
TblSetItemStyle(tableP,i,0,customTableItem);
}
for(i=0 ; inumTableCols ; i++)
{
TblSetColumnUsable(tableP , i ,true );
}
thanks for your replies!
any source code or references? preferbly source codes
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Hi,
ops, I have passed the id instead of the index. Thanks. But I wonder why it
works while debugging.
Regards
Sebastian
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Ben Combee wrote:
At 05:26 AM 4/13/2005, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Is there a way of detecing NVFS without having the app have a
list of hardware models that have it, which means updating
whenever a new one comes along?
Yes. As documented in the palmOne Developer Guide PDF file:
How do
Vesselin wrote:
In fact, the appData field of the structure pointed by the
exgSocket pointer is zero already in the function
ReceiveDatabase - immediately after doing
err = ExgAccept (exgSocket);
I truly don't understand what might be the problem. :-( Why isn't
the value of that field
Plz let me know how to set default Home URL in Balzer programatically.
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Luc Le Blanc [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit dans le message de news:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do you get this guide (on disk)? Searching PalmOne's PluggedIn Web
site, I ended up in:
http://tinyurl.com/ahqwb or
The only way I found to save it to disk is to open it first and then save it
to disk.
I'm also getting the 'port in use' error when trying
to simply Hotsync. I was able to Hotsync just fine
yesterday. I have an m515 and am trying to connect to
a laptop in a docking station, both of which I've
heard can have extra problems hotsynching.
But since I am usually able to HS fine on this
At 08:11 AM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
How do you get this guide (on disk)? Searching PalmOne's PluggedIn Web
site, I ended up in:
http://tinyurl.com/ahqwb or
I am trying Changing the Home Page Setting from an
Application using the code sample from Palm OS
(r) SDK Web Browser Update
Previously i was using WebBrowserCreator and getting err =519 now i am
using cid='BLZ5' as creator id but this crahes my Treo 600.
sample source code is as
Hi,
I started to implament a function that used the INetLib to axx a webpage
holding plain text. I found out while debugging that the lib cant be used
on Garnet and Cobolt devices. I was looking for a third party lib I could
use to take care of the HTTP connection and data transfer. If
At 11:17 AM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I started to implament a function that used the INetLib to axx a webpage
holding plain text. I found out while debugging that the lib cant be used
on Garnet and Cobolt devices. I was looking for a third party lib I could
use to take care of the HTTP
I'm not sure why IE doesn't handle that right.
What about asking palmOne web designers?
This is an ancient problem...
Best regards,
Jan Slodicka
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From: Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Sent: Tuesday, April
Cool, thanks Ben. Just what I was looking for!
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Software Development Team, FB-4, Inc.
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Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 11:17 AM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I started to implament a function that used the INetLib to
I am writing 2 separate applications for the Palm. The problem I am having is
that they are interacting with each other. For example, when I go into the
list of applications I would like to delete, only 1 app shows up on there. If
I delete that one app, it deletes both of my applications.
At 01:02 PM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
I'm not sure why IE doesn't handle that right.
What about asking palmOne web designers?
This is an ancient problem...
This problem is known to the palmOne Plugged In team.
-- Ben Combee, Senior Software Engineer, palmOne, Inc.
Combee on Palm OS weblog:
Ben Combee wrote:
At 08:11 AM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
How do you get this guide (on disk)? Searching PalmOne's
PluggedIn Web site, I ended up in:
http://tinyurl.com/ahqwb or
http://developers.palmone.com/pe/action/forums/searchsdkperform?
It is not our problem - we are just victims of some background apps that use
to crash during the heavy DB access when the DbCache is full. We did a lot
of testing with Resco Explorer backup against various bkg apps and
identified TextPlus, OKEY and ClipPRO as the most risky ones. Teal apps were
Chris-
Thanks, that worked. But I pose the question, does it make any sense to group
applications by the creator ID? Thanks again for the help!
~Tony
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/19/2005 12:02 PM
Tony,
Items are clumped together by Creator ID, so if you have 3 programs and 5
databases then they
Tony,
It makes sense to use the same creator ID for databases and applications so
they all get deleted at once.
For multiple application it would only make sense when they are interlinked,
so if one won't work without the other then you could do it.
Chris
At 03:08 PM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
Chris-
Thanks, that worked. But I pose the question, does it make any sense to
group applications by the creator ID? Thanks again for the help!
The creator ID is supposed to map to a specific application, not a specific
programmer. The only time I've seen a
Logan / Jim / Clive,
I am developing an app. that will store approx. 500,000 contacts.
... Even on a 16M device, each record can average only about 32 bytes
If you could
get a 2-to-1 compression ratio through huffman coding, you'd be able
to store 15 characters of stuff per field plus null
Are you doing the two key things needed to lock a program?
1) Use DmGetResource and MemHandleLock to lock your resource in place
2) Use DmProtectDatabase to protect your program's database from being removed
This is exactly what we're doing now. (We don't have a current issue with NVFS
anymore
Today on my Combee on Palm OS site (http://palmos.combee.net), I posted a
couple of articles on NVFS. These are based on discussions I've had with
developers at PalmSource and palmOne, as well as emails to external
developers. I'll get putting more information online as I get a chance,
and
Hi,
I developed an application where the palm extracts information of MCP2150 of
Microchip by IrCOMM. To start the process the palm establishes the
communication, it is called Primary Device and the MCP2150 is called Second
Device. Now I want that the MCP2150 establish the communication
No, the mcp2150 is strictly a secondary device.
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From: Edgar T. Lpez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@palm.lyris.net
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 5:07 PM
Subject: Palm working with MCP2150
Hi,
I developed an application where the palm
It appears that the act of installing our application's PRC via the
palmOne Quick Install (Windows, v 1.1) is causing the BackUp bit to be
set, even though I know the bit was not set when the PRC was built.
Dragging the PRC onto a Simulator does not do this.
Has anyone else seen this behavior?
My application has the option to move its 2-meg set of PDBs onto a memory card,
and works with them from there. This is not accomplished by the normal 'Palm
Launcher : Menu : Copy' process, because I do a lot of stuff behind the scenes;
rather, the user invokes the move from the application
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