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the data however you like.
You might also want to join the conduit development forum.
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will do
There has also been mention on the conduit forum of some compression
code, so you might want to search the archives there. Sorry, but I can't
remember off the top of my head what it was called.
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>> Yep. See http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/faq/1674.cfm
> I have HotSync v3.0.4 and I do not have the Network entry
> in the hot-sync options .
>
> What did I missed ?
You need to install netsync.prc
(http://www.palm.com/custsupp/downloads/netsync.html)
onto POSE.
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to surf the net, access IIS on my laptop etc all via the serial
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>Is there a way this can be done? I the Install conduit has
> the exact feature I want.
That dialog is called from the ConfigureConduit entry point of your
conduit dll. You can call whatever you like from there.
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> So ... just what is it you want to do?
If you want to do any of the things Richard mentioned, then you probably
need a conduit. Conduits that don't sync a far easier to write than ones
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> I can not get the emulator to hotsync.
On the HotSync manager menu you've checked "Network", and you've created
a service dialing number 00, and you're clicking on Modem HotSync?
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stance. Some people prefer to have two levels (usually Standard and
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that's not true (you can even
write one in VB).
Even with CW, palm apps aren't THAT difficult to write. Go for it!
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nt was quite solid, but I found using an ActiveX control a bit of
a pain, and because no-one seemed to have used it in Delphi before me,
it took some working out.
If you want to do a similar thing in Delphi then you can use our
components (US$60 including source and no royalties).
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There are also C++ and Java options, but as you say, the CDK isn't the
easiest thing in the world to work out.
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ompanies developing SyncML
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Palms.
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You can also use file streaming to get bigger
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I can't remember off the top of my head whether setting the Name field
in CondCfg does it as well.
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As
I say, there is also file streaming, which you may want to consider if
you have really large chunks of data.
As you say, you're better off keeping your app small.
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uits (that are set to do something) when it
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> I am guessing that you too are a displaced expat.
Yep. In the UK.
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they must use Palm databases. I have users who have written conduits to
SF databases. However, SF only document the Enterprise version field
formats. If these guys don't document their formats it complicates
matters. I'm downloading at the moment so I'll hav
> and languages like Pascal are not avaliable for Palm,
It will be from early next year, see http://www.pocket-technologies.com
PocketStudio is currently in beta and looking good (see also the link in
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environments, so that will make the Windows side easier (VC++ is not the
easiest way to write Windows apps). You still need to learn the Palm
(hotsync) side of things, but it's not as bad as all that. You can get
loads of help on the conduit forum too.
C
I agree with Brian, a non-conduit solution usually looks kludged. There
is also the point that using the pdb method may fail to properly sync
the Palm and PC databases. Surely the users can change things on the
Palm between backing up a database and installing the new one?
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gt; they don't require a $5,000 Hotsync server license)
Your customers are programmers? Or is your app customisable by the
users?
Sounds like an interesting solution, if you're allowed to share any
details with us?
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Chris,
> so the approach we use is
Thanks for the info.
I'm interested to know what other people do, so that I can advise our
users on other approaches.
Do you find backing up a database runs quicker than a one-way conduit,
BTW?
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ber if this was when we were still using the conduit.
It probably was. That's the most usual area to look at when trying to
speed up conduits, in my experience.
> It's all a bit hazy...
Thanks for taking the time.
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you wouldn't, but nobody listens to me. This may be just as well, of
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unless you already have experience with them. I'd use VB or Delphi
instead.
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>
> 1. query stock levels from a database
> 2. display levels in table form on the palm.
> 3. modify stock levels via the palm.
>
> Regards
> Tim
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Yes, this is how to do it :
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Nearly forgot. You can ask for more help on the conduit forum when you
know how you want to build your conduit.
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> You still need to physically connect your 'software' Palm with
> Hotsync (via the cable).
You can use TCP/IP instead. I have to 'coz I've only got one serial port
on my laptop.
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Or this :
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/faq/1674.cfm
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between the PC app and the conduit (you can use both Delphi and VB to
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Your best bet is to assign one yourself
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Better, start using TDD, mock the needed Palm features and you'll have
no need for a debugger...=)
That's rather a lot of mocking :-)
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trouble than
it's worth), or not support those devices.
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convey to the users that
they might want to tap it.
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I'm a begginner programmer, trying to build a media player for palm.
That seems a very tough project for a beginner
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64K records are teorethical I think.
They are, there is some space taken up with various bits and pieces. I think the
actual number is 65505 bytes, but that's off the top of my head
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does that mean that both platforms have the same capabilities?
No, the OSes are quite different in some ways. The answer also depends on what
models you are going to support. Older ones in general are less capable than
newer ones (on both platforms).
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I'm fairly new to palm development and was wondering if there was a Palm TX rom
out there.
You don't use ROMs for the latest devices, you use a specific simulator instead
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This is about the simplest tool to use :
http://www.pdatoolbox.com/
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The Palm docs are also pretty good
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j2me
A prime example of what I'm talking about. You do not get applications
particularly suited to either platform. In the case of j2me you can also write
non-portable code :-)
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> Could you comment on that tool: weakness and strong point?
They all suffer from the same problem : the platforms are really quite
different. You end up with an app that does not fit properly with either.
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Could you comment on that tool: weakness and strong point?
They all suffer from the same problem : the platforms are really quite
different. You end up with an app that does not fit properly with either.
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nt to talk to SQL Server on the PC/server end MS don't really
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question never arises.
I've always thought disabled controls were disallowed not because of B&W
displays (you *could* still display them then), but because the UI was simpler
to use without them.
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There is also a text named, "Advanced Palm Programming", Wiley, not sure of
the author.
If it's the one I have by Mann and Rischpater, that's pretty old now.
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Being a free spirit, try UIColorGetTableEntryRGB and UIColorSetTableEntryRGB
in a post event handler.
But that'll set all controls, not just one, yes?
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The user interface guidelines specifically say not to do this.
And the API does not support it either :-)
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I am new to Palm programming, how can I place a Text file in the Palm
There is no such thing on Palm devices. Read up on databases in the docs.
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Also Pascal, with PocketSudio from
http:/www.winsoft.sk
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, and a couple of
other things as well, but I haven't heard of any of them in some time now.
You could always use a non-conduit solution if the Palm devices can connect
another way.
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ently open form/record etc.
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Thanks for the response.
No worries
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given the way in which COM seems to be perceived by some.
It's COM in general, not those COM components in particular that I was
commenting about. It just sucks as a technology.
As long as you have something worki
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umber of bytes it represents.
Yes, you do.
This may well explain the reference
to a "COM quagmire" in a prior response.
No it doesn't :-) I made that comment in regard to how poor a technology COM is
in general. All conduits need to deal wit
ly be using MFC.
All these calls are just calls to DLL exported routines. You can call them from
any almost any programming language capable of writing software for Windows.
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f COM :-)
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Palm doesn't ), where they have a length byte first and no terminator.
If you want variable length "fields" of other types then this is an easy option
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tly load DLLs and get function pointers, and all of those
routines are definitely in sync20.dll
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This is not a command line compiler.
It's Borland's.
It actually is still a command line compiler (this is true even in Delphi 2006)
:-) There is most likely an argument missing somewhere (whether you set that
argument from the command line or from the IDE)
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Sounds like you haven't specified all the necessary command line arguments
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Does anyone have a very basic conduit structure within a C++ file, free from
MFC materials, that they might be willing to send as sample code?
There are Delphi (Pascal) samples on my website, and a whitepaper detailing the
process.
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igned to be used on a PC. PDB files were not designed that way
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getting down towards that size, although they tend
to get too hard to use once they get too small, IMO.
FWIW, I would never consider buying a desktop system any more. Take up too much
space, are too big to move around, have crappy keyboards (I've always preferred
laptop keyboards)... :-)
a PC app.
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That's called a laptop, isn't it? :-)
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The trouble here is that the term "Linux" is used for both.
That explains why Jay and I were talking at cross purposes a bit :-)
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e fact is that most programmers
prefer having those advantages. They might be prepared to work with sub-standard
tools when doing hobbyist stuff, but in their working lives it's a different story.
if the only reason I can put up with it is that I'm an
by now.
Supplying a free dev tool for an OS is nowhere near as important as supplying a
good one.
It's annoying and frustrating. I use my old Palm m505 every day in preference to
the much newer PPC I have, because I think it's a much better device. But as for
how much longer a
ode is lukewarm even on the desktop. I don't
know it's even that on mobile devices.
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ve little confidence in their ability to (a) produce anything, and (b)
convince the world to use it if they do.
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Yes sure.
Let me ask the question in a clearer way. What do you mean by "not SE"?
I don't want to target CF and have all the reasons for that :)
Sooner or later you might have to.
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egers in the next one and a bitmap in a third.
You will therefore have to write code to get at whatever is in your records, but
all Palm applications do that, so there are lots of examples of how that is done.
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ogic. Your user interface
should almost certainly be completely different on any PDA than on a PC.
Perhaps if you explain what your problem is.
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-level TCP/IP code so I've always found a way to avoid
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well as having SQL Server
licensing issues). Using XML is etc is possible, but very slow. I'm having
trouble with far fewer records than that.
I use PocketStudio too, BTW
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f a device using it. And this Palm on Linux rubbish - it's not going to be the
OS, it's just going to be a GUI toolkit, isn't it? Assuming it ever gets built,
of course.
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et.
You have to install extra stuff to use Windows Mobile 5.
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just ship them a DVD
with a harddrive image = ready for development.
VMWare have a "player" option now, so you can ship people a VM and they can use
it without having VMWare proper installed. It sounds nice but I haven't had
cause to use it y
opment (in fact there is no other MS tool for Windows Mobile 5 - the free
embedded Visual tools are no more)
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e to develop for palmos.
Absolutely. Better business cases probably exist for the others, in fact.
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ever get this PalmOS on Linux thing going that might change). The CDK is
completely useless to you in that regard, though. I believe there are a couple
of Linux options (pilot-link is one, IIRC), but a Google on this and the
conduit-dev-forum will help.
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t only use the top 22. I believe
I've had wider than 22 showing in the launcher, although I try and stick to
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l internal variations). Like Ben I mostly use Paint
to make mine, but it sometimes seems to get a little weird on what is actually
in the bitmaps, so I also run them through the converter here to avoid any
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Palm OS icons should be 22x22 and 44x44 (for single and double density),
There's also 16x9 used in the list view of the launcher, icon resource 1000 for
the large and 1001 for the small, IIRC.
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u're in business.
User environments for developed software do include Windows 98SE.
Yes they do.
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writing a conduit is most definitely not one of them!
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