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If I have my app installed and running with an existing database on an
OS 3.1 device.
And then BEAM the app again from another device onto my 3.1device and
say 'yes' I want to accept the app, and 'yes' I want to replace the
existing app
At 01:00 PM 7/26/00 -0700, you wrote:
It sounds like the receiving device doesn't know which application to route
the object to. Are you setting the socket's name field to foo.prc,
foo.pdb, or foo.pqa on the sending device? This should result in the
Launcher getting the object on the receiving
So has anyone managed to get beaming an application from within the
application working? I'm half-way there - I can beam the application but
the receiving Palm has no idea what to do with it (Error message is Data
received in unknown format.).
Lise
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We're thinking about doing something along these lines: a resource in the
application that identifies which databases should be beamed with it.
Overlays would get included automatically. What do you think?
Not a bad idea,
Danny Epstein wrote:
Exactly. Note that you can only send a single database at a time. You have
to disconnect and reconnect for each database.
Your idea of bundling all the databases up into a single database got me
thinking. You could create a self-extracting archive and beam that to the
How does this help? If App2 has been deleted
from my device, then the problem remains how
someone -else- gets the database when I beam
App1 to him.
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186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW!
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oups ... Now I'm not so sure of what µI just wrote : (
Sorry
Pierre Baux
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What I've done may not be the easiest way but it works fine:
I wrote an application that create the database and fill it, It has the same
program ID than the main application.
I call it from the main application to build the db and then delete it from
the main application.
let's call our main
Scott Johnson wrote:
I am developing an application that relies on a database to run. I would
also like people to be able to beam the application and have the database
beam with it. I assumed that when you beamed an application using the Beam
menu option from the application launcher, that
I am developing an application that relies on a database to run. I would
also like people to be able to beam the application and have the database
beam with it. I assumed that when you beamed an application using the Beam
menu option from the application launcher, that all of that apps databases
Hi all,
I want to ask if there is any way to start an application at the first
time I beam it from one Palm to the other. I am not using the in-built
beaming provided, instead I write the code to beam it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Marcel
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When there are multiple installed applications that
are capable of handling a IR beamed object, how does
the PalmOS decide which one to call (first)?
Thanks.
Ron Nicholson
HotPaw
http://www.hotpaw.com/rhn/hotpaw/
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When I'm trying to beam an application to another Palm device
I get an alert saying: There are no exchange libraries available.
I had them on my device earlier because I had no problems
beaming before. I have no idea of how they disappeared
but how do I get the exchange libraries back?
/Bulent
Hi all,
I'm developing a Palm OS-based guide for an international sporting
event. The company that is paying me would like to install beaming
stations at the event so that people with a Palm OS device can just
point their Palm at the beaming station and download the program in
question.
Has
in
sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify - if I do not have it - will beaming still work?
Any help would be appreciated !!!
Regards
Ashu
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As long as I know, Palm only have linefeed.
And always have problem with \n and \r, instead try octal numbers.
\n : \015
\r :\012 (the numbers may be wrong but use octal numbers for LF,CR)
Bülent
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Salutations!!!
My application on the Palm device accesses an external
Salutations!!!
My application on the Palm device accesses an external site via IR to a
handphone. I am trying to get a vCard/vCalendar from this external site.
To achieve this, I am using ExchangeManager as recommended by this forum.
On the emulator with PalmOS3.5 on a PalmIIIc, it works fine
.prc file is transferred. I've searched the docs, but I haven't
been able to find any details on the beaming process (other than the
Exchange Manager reference).
Can anyone provide any pointers as to what is required in order to get all
of the files to transfer?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
Hey guys,
Not sure if this has been asked before, so bare with me. Is it possible to
beam an application (within that application) to another Palm and at the
same
time also beam that application's database to the other Palm?
Thanks in advance,
Denis.
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send them. This receive code
doesn't get the same level of testing as Palm-to-Palm beaming.
Does this only happen if a database is send with the extension .pdb.
What happens, if Launcher receives a record database or non-application
resource database with the extension .prc?
Could this be a work
MIME type, extension, and/or
creator ID, and beams it to another Palm running the same app. When you
receive the incoming beam, you'd convert the line format back into a raw
preference record (or records) and save them.
An alternative, assuming your app is doing its own beaming:
before beaming
You might want to try contacting the author of IR Pong. This
is a -fast- two player Pong game ... one player on each of
two Palm devices. You can find IR Pong (and thus the
author's web site) on PalmGear.
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186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the
There is a compressor out there called pz. It doesn't
have a self-extracting mode, but there -is- an extract only
version of the app. You can find it at
http://www.sra.co.jp/people/hoshi/palmos/pz.html
Source is included if you get ambitious... It might be possible to
initialize a db w/ the
set go along for
the ride.
There are a lot of programs out there which require you to install both a
PRC and a PDB, and beam both when you want to send the app to someone.
They are a pain (impossible?) for normal users to beam to each other through
the normal PalmOS beaming mechanism.
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tom b. wrote:
am i correct that we as developers are just assumed to respect the
copy-protection bit convention and not release apps that allow users to beam
copy-protected apps?
wouldn't it take just one person to write an app ignoring the copy bit to
undermine the whole thing?
It's
Danny Epstein wrote:
When the receiving Palm OS device receives a beamed .prc or .pdb, the
Launcher accepts it. The Launcher only expects to receive a single database.
If you send more than one database in a single transaction, they'll get
concatenated in a weird way: the last record/resource
My app can export a map as a GPX file, either on a memory card, or as a file
stream in RAM. In the latter case, if I want to beam that file to another Palm
or PC, can I use ExgDBWrite to only send the raw data, without the filestream
header?
Luc Le Blanc
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On Jan 21, 2008 3:33 PM, Luc Le Blanc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My app can export a map as a GPX file, either on a memory card, or as a file
stream in RAM. In the latter case, if I want to beam that file to another
Palm or PC, can I use ExgDBWrite to only send the raw data, without the
I am currently debugging a beam process. I noted some versions of
Simulator do not offer beaming, while others, like the T3, stop
receiving after a few trials. What's my best choice?
Luc Le Blanc
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hi all,
please help me out on this one. how can i beam any database from a palm device.
when i select beam option from the menu, it only lists all the prc files. even
send or copy to expansion card options list only the prc files.
thanks and regards,
sriram
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All kinds of utilities to do that. An example is FileZ.
Google around and check out the various download sites.
On 2/7/07, V. Sriram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all,
please help me out on this one. how can i beam any database from a palm
device. when i select beam option from the menu, it
thanks Jeff. this is precisely what i wanted.
On 2/8/07, Jeff Loucks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All kinds of utilities to do that. An example is FileZ.
Google around and check out the various download sites.
On 2/7/07, V. Sriram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all,
please help me out on this one.
If I recall correctly, some of the first few bytes of the transmitted data
contains the database name. Therefore in order to change it, you will have to
edit the read callback function, to change the name. Be careful not to change
the size, just do a StrCopy
As for the receiving CreatorID, it
I want to be able to beam my PDBs both to another PalmOS device
running my app and to a PC supporting IrDA. I thus use ExgDBWrite,
passing in socket.name the DB name with the .pdb suffix
(ex. test_Ntwk.PDB). This works fine when I beam my PDB to a PC.
In my app, when I get a
My app now reaches 500Kb. When I try to beam it to old devices with
little RAM (like a Palm III), this can become a problem as the OS
requires twice the app size (i.e. 1 Mb) in free space because it first
keeps it as a temporary file in memory before it actually copies it to a
PRC file. My app
Hi all,
I'm using Exchange Manager to share some data between two palms. I'm
having this problem:
I'm using ?_beam;_btobex: as a prefix in the name of the file to be
sent so users can choose amongst beaming using IR or sending using only
bluetooth (no sms or mail or anything else). When I
: as a prefix in the name of the file to
be sent so users can choose amongst beaming using IR or sending using
only bluetooth (no sms or mail or anything else). When I select
bluetooth it works just fine, sending files up to a few Kb. When I
select beaming using IR the information is incomplete. The only
1) The crash occurs even if I remove this attribute from the database and send
it manually (separately from the application).
2) The crash doesn't occur on the 3.5 emulator when sending the database to
itself.
3) What modified database notification? I use sysAppLaunchCmdExgReceiveData
and
Hello folks,
My application uses a PDB database. The database has the dmHdrAttrBundle
attribute, so that it can be beamed together with the application. In addition,
the application itself registers to receive such a database and can send the
database to another copy of itself on another
The bundle attribute is NOT supported on OS 3.x. If the recevier
crashes, it's likely that the code in your app that handles the
modified database notification is using an OS 4.x+ system trap.
On 3/15/06, Dr. Vesselin Bontchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks,
My application uses a PDB
I am responding to a launch code and beaming a message using ExgSend from
within PilotMain. On the Tungsten E2 and Zire 31, this soft resets the device
after PilotMain exits. Does anyone know why this happens?
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Hi FOlks
I am sending/beaming database records using the exchange manager, and have code
that works perfectly when the application resides in main RAM.
In understand that an application on an SD card cannot recieve notifcations,
such as sysApLaunchCmdExgReceviveData, and hence they must
of the OS.
But it is not always true. As far as viruses are concerned, they need deep
tricks only if they want to do something really sophisticated - e.g., a virus
which infects applications as they are launched or received via beaming -
instead of just looping though all applications
change for all sorts of
reasons - copying, downloading, HotSyncing, beaming - heck, it can even be
changed with third-party utilities like Filez.
No, I want my decision to depend on some piece of data *inside* the database; a
record that contains the creation date and that is put
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
1) Like it or not, it's not a popular evironment. There are tens of millions of Windows users - and probably just a few thousands of PalmOS users. It's not a popular environment even among the PDA users; it currently has about only 6% of the market. (Symbian, for
unh? PalmOne just celebrated selling its 1 millionth Treo6xx, and your 6%
market share figure probably only represents the smartphone part of the
PalmOS business. Bob.
Actually, the celebration was for selling 1 million Treo 600s. Overall,
about 1.7 million Treo smartphones have been sold.
Hunh? PalmOne just celebrated selling its 1 millionth Treo6xx, and
your 6% market share figure probably only represents the smartphone
part of the PalmOS business.
OK, fine, let them be a million. What I said still stands. Look around. How
many Windows users do you see? How many of them are
There is a bad separator (.) between 2 strings.
I don't think so. The dot shouldn't be used when registering an
extension - but that line registers a MIME type.
Sorry, that's right. I don't know how could I see it this way. Naturally,
the separator is \t and it is correct.
Best regards,
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Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 6:08 PM
Subject: How to intercept application beaming?
Hello folks,
I've asked this question before and didn't get any answers. Now I have
some specific code that doesn't work, so I thought I'd ask again
If the db should be received, pass the header to the ExgDBRead
callback and first copy from the header and if it has been read
then continue reading from the socket.
Uhm, how do I do that?? If you look at my sample code at the start of this
thread, you'll see that the callback for reading
, I
gave up.
So it looks like these associations are forced by the OS.
Drat! Can't intercept application beaming in OS 5.x. No longer get notified
when applications are launched in OS 6.x. System trap interception went away in
OS 5.x. It seems that as this OS is being developed, the developers
Subject: Re: How to intercept application beaming?
From: Dr. Vesselin Bontchev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:15:36 -
X-Message-Number: 13
At this point I'm starting to wonder whether the interception of
beaming of applications is possible at all...
Yep, that's apparently
application an application beamed to the device on which your application was
running? Or was it for another kind of databases?
At this point I'm starting to wonder whether the interception of beaming of
applications is possible at all... Maybe the OS is sending them to the launcher
in a way
. The receiver stores each text file in
a temporary file before testing it to determine whether it should be
saved or discarded. I used the beaming examples in Foster's Palm OS
Programming Bible as a starting point and I didn't have to add much.
Maybe you should take a step back and try your luck with text
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
Hello folks,
I've asked this question before and didn't get any answers. Now I have some
specific code that doesn't work, so I thought I'd ask again.
Basically, I want my application to receive the applications beamed to the
device on which it is installed, so that it can inspect them first.
Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote:
Hello folks,
I've asked this question before and didn't get any answers. Now I have some
specific code that doesn't work, so I thought I'd ask again.
Basically, I want my application to receive the applications beamed to the
device on which it is
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From: Dr. Vesselin Bontchev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 21:39
Subject: Passing application-specific data during beaming
Hello folks,
I am still trying to figure out how exactly to receive whole
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
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 preserved?!
BTW, in
it is not, the
application is busy doing some work and won't accept any beaming (or any other)
events anyway.
3) The callback function ReadDBData is pretty straightforward:
Err ReadDBData (void *dataP, UInt32 *sizeP, void *userDataP)
{
Err err;
*sizeP = ExgReceive ((ExgSocketPtr) userDataP
OK, folks, I've read the beaming-related documentation in the Palm OS
Programming Bible and in the Palm OS Companion Vol. 2 again, trying to read
between the lines this time. I still have no clue how to do what I want - but I
am starting to understand why I couldn't figure it out the first time
that object is beamed,
the OS sends notifications only to your application. I am not setting this
field - this way the receiving device can receive the database even if my
application isn't there yet. Does that mean that, if my application *is* there,
it cannot notice the beaming of the database
device - or display a custom dialog,
explaining the situation to the user and asking what to do.
How do I do that?
I've read the chapter on beaming in the Palm OS Programming Bible - but it
talks mostly about beaming database *records*. The section about sending and receiving
whole databases is tiny
Hello folks,
One of the databases used by my application is of such kind, that it would make
sense to beam it to another device that has my application. However, I have
some trouble implementing this whole process properly.
Now, just beaming the database is not a problem. I simply do
Err
Hi,
I want to beam a whole data base and I already read the Beaming a whole
database using the Exchange Manager and Beaming a whole database from
KnowledgeBase of Palm Source.
The example works fine but not with my databases (.pdb).
I correctly get the ID with DmFindDatabase function
The error that I receive is:
0x1511 exgErrBadLibrary The default exchange library couldnt be
found
Thanks.
Edgar T.
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Well? Any hints? Anyone?
Regards,
Vesselin
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Hello folks,
Another interception question. :-)
I want, each time an application is beamed to the device, my application on
that device to intercept this fact, to examine the application that is being
beamed to the device and, depending on the result of the examination, to either
accept the
When Beaming a record, does the RecordInfo data get sent? I trying to
find out why the category information I have stored in the record does
not appear transfered.
Thanks,
Dirk
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Hi.
The Palm developers' Knowledge Base has a pretty good white paper
from March 2003, on copy-potection. Depending on how bullet-proof
you want to make it, it can get pretty complicated. I guess it
depends on the worth of your software.
By the way, on unique ID information, keep in mind that
Tony,
Copy protection bit will hinder the novice user - for a little while. Better
to assume that you cannot prevent people from beaming or otherwise sharing
your sw and encourage them to do so instead. Use the shareware limited
trial period method after which a registration code (based
Hi to all,
I would like my program to cannot be beamed or send
via bluetooth.
If I activate the 'copy protection bit' will it do
that?
How can I use the 'copy protection bit'?
Thanks,
Girgos
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Yes it will prevent beaming etc. But it can be easily defeated using a tool
like Filez. Refer
to docs for setting the bit (DmSetDatabaseInfo);
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Hi to all,
I would like my program to cannot be beamed or send
via bluetooth
Ralph-
How do we securely protect our software then?
~Tony
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Yes it will prevent beaming etc. But it can be easily defeated using a
tool
like Filez. Refer
to docs for setting the bit (DmSetDatabaseInfo);
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Hi, I think I may have found a weird problem with beaming.
I can beam my application from OS 5 to OS 3.5 to OS 3.2, and it will work as
expected...
But I cannot beam from OS 5 to OS 3.2.
Is this a known issue, or is there something I can do to correct this?
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hello,
we are developing an application in which after
beaming, the database is checked if that code is
present.is there any event which tells us that the
beaming is done we can start searching now?plz help
regards
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Hello, I'm trying to send to my pc a 128kb data buffer using ExgSend with the IrDA
beaming url. The file I receive is of about 64kb (only the first part of the buffer).
The ExgSend() function returns as bytes sent the whole buffer size (128kb), and
err=errNone. I don't know if this is due
Hello Ben,
There's been a thread at
http://www.cliesource.com/forums/showthread.php?s=threadid=44862 about
this.
Thanks for pointing me to this thread. So I know it is not a problem of
my TH55 unit in particular. As I wrote, playing XrOw in
Palm-to-Palm-mode which uses infrared transmission
Hello everybody,
I have just bought the new Sony Clié TH55. The device has got an
infrared beaming problem with PalmOne PalmOS 5 devices. Beaming
adresses and applications does not work to the Clié. But outgoing from
the Clié, it works.
I did some tests:
Beaming from Palm m515 (PalmOS 4
At 06:27 AM 4/5/2004, you wrote:
Hello everybody,
I have just bought the new Sony Clié TH55. The device has got an infrared
beaming problem with PalmOne PalmOS 5 devices. Beaming adresses and
applications does not work to the Clié. But outgoing from the Clié, it works.
I did some tests
Dear friends:
I am implementing card trading game.
I need to do multiple beams between devices.
I am doing beaming between PalmV and Tungsten_T.
After beaming three times my PalmV machine showing the error alert Not
enough memory to complete operation.
Can anybody help me why am I getting
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I want to debug my beaming routines (no low level IR, plain Exg Mgr).
Alas, when working in loopback with POSE, I see two shortcomings: the DB
I'm beaming is already open (for this I can patch the socket ptr to
alter
I want to debug my beaming routines (no low level IR, plain Exg Mgr).
Alas, when working in loopback with POSE, I see two shortcomings: the DB
I'm beaming is already open (for this I can patch the socket ptr to
alter the name of the DB) and my app is always running (I find no
workaround
At 07:05 PM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
I want to debug my beaming routines (no low level IR, plain Exg Mgr).
Alas, when working in loopback with POSE, I see two shortcomings: the DB
I'm beaming is already open (for this I can patch the socket ptr to
alter the name of the DB) and my app is always
To all,
I wanted to beam custom files between two handhelds using IR.Can I
beam the file without converting the file to a database,by just giving the
buffer pointer to Exgsend function. Is conversion of a file to a database
only method to beam a file.
Thanks and Regards
Mahesh
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My program beams records, and uses the appData field of the
ExgSocketType struct to send information about the beamed contents to
the other device. appData is a 32-bit user-defined field. I do:
typedef struct
{
UInt8 type;
UInt8 category;
Boolean exists;
UInt8
Is there someone here who can drop me a rope and provide an example of
this preference change?
From PowerNet sources.
===
static void SetBeamRecv(Boolean set){
Boolean b;
UInt16 lib;
Err err = SysLibFind(irLibName, lib);
if (err != errNone){
return;
}
b = set;
err = ExgLibControl(lib,
Thanks. This works.
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From: Igor Nesterov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 7:34 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: How do I turn off beaming prefs?
Is there someone here who can drop me a rope and provide an example
Thanks for all the answers. Most of them came offline. I'm feeding this
back to the list so the search engines can use it in the future.
Here is the code to turn off beaming that I settled on:
Err err;
UInt16 libRefNum;
Boolean beamEnabled;
err = SysLibFind(irLibName, libRefNum
I am programming on a Symbol 1846 with CodeWarrior 5.1.1. The OS is Palm
4.1.2. I need to turn off the beaming preference programmatically. I see
that PrefSetPreference (prefBeamReceive, 0); is deprecated.
From research, I see that I need to use ExgControl with
irSetScanningMode but I have been
I am trying to write a function that means the current application and
it a shared library. Is this possible? First I send the app then I
send the library. When I run the code, the recieving device asks if
you want to except the app, but it never says anything about the
library. Afterwards, the
I do this for one of our apps.
Here's what I do
Connect to the exchange library, send the first DB, disconnect.
Ask the user if he wants to beam the second library
Connect to the exchange library, send the second DB, disconnect.
I believe there's actually an attribute you can set on your second
Hi all,
I'm trying to send individual bytes over the Ir-Port using the Ir-Library.
Now I have problems with the IrBind command. I don't know how to define the
pointers con (to IrConnect structure) callBack (to a callBack function).
Could someone help me? Maybe with a code example.
Thanks,
Hi!
I'm writing a program that can send messages(texts) from one palm device to
another. But it seems that I have problem registering the type of data that
I want to receive!
I'm using ExgMrg and Here's the section of code straight from my
app:
UInt32 PilotMain(UInt16 cmd, MemPtr cmdPBP, UInt16
, there is no error.
ExgPut and ExgSend work fine with beaming. Palm OS
Version is 4.1.2 and am using SDK 5.3. What do I need
to make ExgGet function with beaming?
Thanks,
Marcia
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 7:59 AM
Subject: Re: Debugging beaming on IIIxe with CW8.3
So, how can I debug beam receive if POSE nor my Palm support it? I send
I'm trying to debug beaming on my IIIxe hooked to CW 8.3 via a serial
port. I launch my application with a normal launch code, and then I
start beaming to it with a Clié. The Clié keeps searching for a
destination device, but the IIIxe in its cradle doesn't react to the
beam. Yet, the same
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I'm trying to debug beaming on my IIIxe hooked to CW 8.3 via a serial
port. I launch my application with a normal launch code, and then I
start beaming to it with a Clié
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I'm trying to debug beaming on my IIIxe hooked to CW 8.3 via a serial
port. I launch my application with a normal launch code
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