Greetings ,
i am trying to test SMS application made using SMS Api's from Treo650 and am
using Treo650 simulator , can i use virtual phone to test this application?
i dont have a handset to test the application?
is my testing on virtual phone a valid solution.How do i configure the Virtual
As I had no reply to my previous post, I'll try again with more details
included.
I am working on a application that uses the Net Library to retrieve a
html page from a webserver.
The application calls the appropriate functions to load the Net Library
and set up the connection.
Then it sends a
is it possible to downgrade the OS version in Sony to Palm OS 4.
No. OS4 (and earlier) run on different processors than OS5 and later
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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Greetings members :)
Is there any good tool/set of tools out for performing testing for the palm
applications ? especially -
Indentfying memory leaks.
GUI testing
Stress Testing.
Testing Network communication etc.
Till now I have worked only with code warrior
Thanks,
,Manpreet
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1. The emulator/simulator will warn you about any memory still allocated
when you exit the Palm App.
2. GUI testing is down to you, there isn't anything that smart available for
any system I have ever come across. If you wanted it automanted, you could
use the emulator/simulator and WebRunner.
Ben Combee wrote:
At 05:54 AM 4/21/2005, you wrote:
This is a bug in DmDetachRecord in Palm OS 5.4.7 which happens if you
try to detach a record with a NULL data chunk. These can be created by
calls to DmAttachRecord with a NULL value for the data handle. The
workaround is to make sure your
Ok, nobody answers... I found at least something: sysFtrNumDmAutoBackup is
the matter of the simulator settings.
Jan Slodicka
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Is the extension specified in
ExgRegisterData (appCreatorID, exgRegExtensionID, PRC);
case sensitive?
How would I know? The documentation doesn't say... Besides, I tested it under
OS 5.x with the simulator; at least there the MIME type registration ought to
have been sufficient, if I have
Hello,
Anybody discovered the naming conventions used on the NVFS built-in drive?
I mean that e.g. Net Prefs translates into /PALM_DM/Net%20Prefs_8800
on the E2 simulator.
T5 used simpler translation into /PALM_DM/Net%20Prefs which was easy to
understand.
The E2 added numbers don't seem to
Ben,
The doc says to use FtrGet(sysFtrCreator,sysFtrNumDmAutoBackup, ulngValue)
to detect NVFS
and you give another way using SysGetTrapAddress(sysTrapDmSyncDatabase) to
check for it.
Is it just another way to detect it, or is it a beter way ?
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Subject: Issue with Palm OS 5 and Old Serial Manager functions(OldSerMgr.h)
From: Anamika NG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 16:44:26 -
My PDA application doesn't work on Palm OS 5. My application basically
sends commnads through Serial port, receives the response and displays the
Gregor,
I dont have an answer to your problem, instead i have the same problem.
I am able to receive the url data on the simulator fine. i can view the
database i put the data in and its all there. but when i load it onto the
device, treo 650 in this case, it has random output. Sometimes
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
Do you mean that you have ever managed to successfully receive with your
application an application beamed to the device on which your application was
running? Or was it for another kind of databases?
Hi Vesselin,
My application beams text files. The
Am Donnerstag, 21. April 2005 16:42 schrieb Anamika NG:
Hi All,
My PDA application doesn't work on Palm OS 5. My application basically
sends commnads through Serial port, receives the response and displays the
value to the user.
How do you do the communication? Do you use handshake? Are
At this point I'm starting to wonder whether the interception of
beaming of applications is possible at all...
Yep, that's apparently the case. :-((
More precisely, it seems that under PalmOS 5.x, it is *impossible* for a user
application to receive PDB or PRC files sent by the *launcher* of
At 05:43 AM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
Hello,
Anybody discovered the naming conventions used on the NVFS built-in drive?
I mean that e.g. Net Prefs translates into /PALM_DM/Net%20Prefs_8800
on the E2 simulator.
T5 used simpler translation into /PALM_DM/Net%20Prefs which was easy to
understand.
This
At 07:23 AM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
Ben,
The doc says to use FtrGet(sysFtrCreator,sysFtrNumDmAutoBackup, ulngValue)
to detect NVFS
and you give another way using SysGetTrapAddress(sysTrapDmSyncDatabase) to
check for it.
Is it just another way to detect it, or is it a beter way ?
My way isn't a
At 02:09 PM 4/21/2005, you wrote:
I'm trying to add in my application the T3 flow control patch code
found in the PalmOne 4.2 SDK samples. But unlike what I see in the
sample project, CW 9.3 doesn't let met add a Bin file to my project.
Instead I get a message that at least one file could not be
Palm OS Cobalt was launched and already is available
for development?
Thanks a lot,
Karine
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Thanks. Perhaps I did not formulate the question clear enough:
How can we find the NVFS equivalent for say Net Prefs? I mean without
traversing the /PALM_DM directory.
It looks like the number suffix is the uppercase mask for non-mangled name.
(This came to our minds after reading your answer.)
Hi,
I am using nyctergatis - jpeglib to form a jpeg from RGB16/RGB24 raw data on
Treo600 (ARM)
Code Used:
JpegLibCreateImageDescrPtr(jpegLibRef, image, 160, 120, 3, bufP);
JpegLibCreateDataVFS(jpegLibRef, data, fileRef);
I have found a sample code for a http conection on this site:
http://www.pdadevelopers.com/pda/homehttps.htm
But when I try to compile the file, I get a Error message about the
MKHTTPS.lib file that does dot exist. who can I make it compile?
Does anyone have that library or any other samples
At 08:52 AM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
Palm OS Cobalt was launched and already is available
for development?
No hardware has shipped with Palm OS Cobalt at this time, but simulators of
Cobalt 6.0 and 6.1 are available from the palmsource.com developers
program, and the Palm OS Developer Suite IDE
Ben Combee wrote:
At 01:26 PM 4/22/2005, you wrote:
there seems to be a contradiction in what you're writing.
But in any case, I successfully added to the target the .r file
that calls the .bin file, but CW 9.3 doesn't add the .bin file
itself. I'm using the very .r and .bin files
I see a lot questions like what event is generated when such-and-such
happens?
Here are some suggestions:
1. Hook your device up to a debugger and watch what happens when you do
such-and-such.
2. Or, use the emulator and log events while you do such-and-such.
3. Or, write an app to simply dump
Hi All,
In the 'Buttons' dialog of the Prefs panel there is a button titled More.
In there, one can select an action that happens when one strokes the pen
from the bottom of the Graffiti area to the top of the screen..
Does this pen stroke have a virtual key code or something? I would like to
Hello All,
We have a Palm product, which tries to talk to a
server every now using the NetLib. As long as the
connection is active, everything looks to be working
fine (may be shortly after a wireless hotsync or
naviagtion to a web-site) on a Tungsten C via WiFi.
However, when the connection
Hello All,
I've done quite a bit of searching but can't find much information about using
gSOAP with PODS. Currently I have developed a 68K application using CW 9.3
which runs great. However when I migrate my source over to PODS, I get TONS of
compile errors. Most of these are related to
Eclipse is very much production-ready. I've been using it for non-Palm OS
Java and C++ development for some time now and it is by far my favorite IDE.
I have used it and MetroWorks CodeWarrior for PalmOS development, and I
haven't found the killer feature in either product that would make one
Brian Preston wrote:
So I've changed my function declarations to
Boolean MainFormHandleEvent(EventType *eventP)
and I'm back to getting the same error, which is now
'EventType' was not declared in this scope
Do you have
#include PalmOS.h
at the top of your file? And are you sure that
When I copy a database, I do it record-by-record. That way, the new
database's record have truely unique identifiers instead of the same UID as
the original database. Depending on your needs, you may need to copy it a
different way.
-Cory
Ruiz Camacho Rodolfo wrote:
Hi, i´am developing
Thanks Jeff,
That worked perfectly..
I can see the relationship in the naming of the key event.. If only it could
be placed in an infinite loop ;-)
Jim
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The bottom to top stroke, beginning in the Grafitti area and
And just another reminder... Metrowerks has discontinued codewarrior.
Just check the messages history on this list
Marcelo
On 4/22/05, Michael Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eclipse is very much production-ready. I've been using it for non-Palm OS
Java and C++ development for some time now
This hasn't been confirmed has it? The site simply says temporarily
unavailable. I would be surprised if they stopped printing CD's and
manuals for $400 a pop.
Tim
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And just another reminder... Metrowerks has
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