Hi, A client of ours bought an HP iPaq 2190 and is not able to run our application. I tried it myself, after a hard reset and a new install, the application still doesn't run. If I click the shortcut, nothing happens, exept for the amount of free memory, it decreases each time I click the icon until no more mermory is available. Any ideas?
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PocketBuilder version?? We didn't support WM-5 until 2.0.3 (we had to make changes for one Microsoft bug and another for a "change in behavior") Regards, Reed Shilts PocketBuilder Development Manager <Standard-Disclaimers-Apply/> On 9 Jan 2006 08:27:31 -0800, "Icecube" <ice@cube.com> wrote: >Hi, > >A client of ours bought an HP iPaq 2190 and is not able to run our >application. >I tried it myself, after a hard reset and a new install, the application >still doesn't run. > >If I click the shortcut, nothing happens, exept for the amount of free >memory, it decreases each time I click the icon until no more mermory is >available. > >Any ideas? > >
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hmm, what are you doing before you display your window? Maybe it would be great to build in a check that the app is already running and if the user clicks again on your app icon display a MessageBox 'App already running' and ending after that? On 9 Jan 2006 08:27:31 -0800, "Icecube" <ice@cube.com> wrote: >Hi, > >A client of ours bought an HP iPaq 2190 and is not able to run our >application. >I tried it myself, after a hard reset and a new install, the application >still doesn't run. > >If I click the shortcut, nothing happens, exept for the amount of free >memory, it decreases each time I click the icon until no more mermory is >available. > >Any ideas? > >
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Before... checking for a DSN file (if it does not exist, I create one) Connection to database... DSN file is not created on this pocket pc "Berndt Hamboeck [TeamSybase]" <bhamboec@gmx.at> schreef in bericht news:5085s11mg2mim9gq94df02jsg2rsgnphl5@4ax.com... > hmm, what are you doing before you display your window? > > Maybe it would be great to build in a check that the app is already > running and if the user clicks again on your app icon display a > MessageBox 'App already running' and ending after that? > > On 9 Jan 2006 08:27:31 -0800, "Icecube" <ice@cube.com> wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>A client of ours bought an HP iPaq 2190 and is not able to run our >>application. >>I tried it myself, after a hard reset and a new install, the application >>still doesn't run. >> >>If I click the shortcut, nothing happens, exept for the amount of free >>memory, it decreases each time I click the icon until no more mermory is >>available. >> >>Any ideas? >> >>
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Found it, seems that there were a few old dll's in my cab file.... Sorry, this thread can be ignored "Icecube" <ice@cube.com> schreef in bericht news:43c36b3d$1@forums-1-dub... > Before... checking for a DSN file (if it does not exist, I create one) > Connection to database... > DSN file is not created on this pocket pc > > > "Berndt Hamboeck [TeamSybase]" <bhamboec@gmx.at> schreef in bericht > news:5085s11mg2mim9gq94df02jsg2rsgnphl5@4ax.com... >> hmm, what are you doing before you display your window? >> >> Maybe it would be great to build in a check that the app is already >> running and if the user clicks again on your app icon display a >> MessageBox 'App already running' and ending after that? >> >> On 9 Jan 2006 08:27:31 -0800, "Icecube" <ice@cube.com> wrote: >> >>>Hi, >>> >>>A client of ours bought an HP iPaq 2190 and is not able to run our >>>application. >>>I tried it myself, after a hard reset and a new install, the application >>>still doesn't run. >>> >>>If I click the shortcut, nothing happens, exept for the amount of free >>>memory, it decreases each time I click the icon until no more mermory is >>>available. >>> >>>Any ideas? >>> >>> > >
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WHEW.... (wiping sweat from forehead) Glad you found the problem... Regards, Reed Shilts PocketBuilder Development Manager <Standard-Disclaimers-Apply/> On 10 Jan 2006 01:57:39 -0800, "Icecube" <ice@cube.com> wrote: >Found it, seems that there were a few old dll's in my cab file.... >Sorry, this thread can be ignored >
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