Hello, I am trying to find the toogle button on the enulator for the palm pre. This is the same button that you press and it will
make it smaller or bigger. The virtualbox version i have is 3.2.6 and the sdk version is 1.4.5.465(320x400. If someone could give me some information i would appreciate it.
finding the toggle button on my palm pre
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
What does Palm have to do with VB? It's not one of the supported systems.
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
We'll if it isn't a suported then why is it in the the palm pre developer sites. below is information on what is needed to install in order to be able to write apps for it.
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Install the Palm® webOS™ SDK/PDK on Windows®Note:With this release of the SDK, the PDK is included as a part of the installation package. During installation, you will be given the opportunity to opt out of installing the PDK.
Warning:Save your data! Uninstalling the SDK and PDK will delete the directories in which they are installed. If you have project source code in those directories it will be deleted!
Your project source should not be stored in the SDK or PDK installation directories.
1. Uninstall any existing SDK or PDK installations
Uninstall the previous SDK (if present) using the Windows Add/Remove Program control panel.
Uninstall the previous PDK (if present) by running c:\Program Files\Palm\PDK\uninstallpdk.exe.
When prompted, make sure you also un-install the Novacom driver.
2. Install JavaDownload and install the latest version of Java™.
To verify that Java is installed, go to the Command Prompt and type:
java -version
If Java is installed, Java version information appears.
Download Java
3. Install VirtualBox 3.2.6The Palm emulator is built on VirtualBox™, virtual machine software that you can download free from Oracle®. VirtualBox is required before installing the Palm webOS SDK.
Download Virtualbox
4. Install the Palm webOS SDK for WindowsDownload the Windows SDK.
Ensure VirtualBox is not running before starting the Palm SDK Installer.
Double-click the Palm SDK Installer file.
Download SDK
Windows 64-bit
Windows Vista & Windows 7 only
Download SDK
Windows 32-bit
4. Verify the SDK InstallationStart the Palm emulator.
Click OK to dismiss the dialog boxes.
Create or choose a directory to use as your development workspace.
Open a Command Prompt window, and then type: palm-generate
to verify that the tools are installed:
If help information appears, the tools are correctly installed.
If palm-generate is not recognized as a command, the tools are not correctly installed.
If java is not recognized as a command, Java is not correctly installed
Exit both the Command Prompt window and the emulator.
Note: If you experience installation issues, try a clean install. To uninstall, follow uninstall instructions.
What's Next?Try the Build Your First App Tutorial
Explore the SDK Sample Projects
Use Eclipse? Install the Palm webOS SDK Eclipse plug-in
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Install the Palm® webOS™ SDK/PDK on Windows®Note:With this release of the SDK, the PDK is included as a part of the installation package. During installation, you will be given the opportunity to opt out of installing the PDK.
Warning:Save your data! Uninstalling the SDK and PDK will delete the directories in which they are installed. If you have project source code in those directories it will be deleted!
Your project source should not be stored in the SDK or PDK installation directories.
1. Uninstall any existing SDK or PDK installations
Uninstall the previous SDK (if present) using the Windows Add/Remove Program control panel.
Uninstall the previous PDK (if present) by running c:\Program Files\Palm\PDK\uninstallpdk.exe.
When prompted, make sure you also un-install the Novacom driver.
2. Install JavaDownload and install the latest version of Java™.
To verify that Java is installed, go to the Command Prompt and type:
java -version
If Java is installed, Java version information appears.
Download Java
3. Install VirtualBox 3.2.6The Palm emulator is built on VirtualBox™, virtual machine software that you can download free from Oracle®. VirtualBox is required before installing the Palm webOS SDK.
Download Virtualbox
4. Install the Palm webOS SDK for WindowsDownload the Windows SDK.
Ensure VirtualBox is not running before starting the Palm SDK Installer.
Double-click the Palm SDK Installer file.
Download SDK
Windows 64-bit
Windows Vista & Windows 7 only
Download SDK
Windows 32-bit
4. Verify the SDK InstallationStart the Palm emulator.
Click OK to dismiss the dialog boxes.
Create or choose a directory to use as your development workspace.
Open a Command Prompt window, and then type: palm-generate
to verify that the tools are installed:
If help information appears, the tools are correctly installed.
If palm-generate is not recognized as a command, the tools are not correctly installed.
If java is not recognized as a command, Java is not correctly installed
Exit both the Command Prompt window and the emulator.
Note: If you experience installation issues, try a clean install. To uninstall, follow uninstall instructions.
What's Next?Try the Build Your First App Tutorial
Explore the SDK Sample Projects
Use Eclipse? Install the Palm webOS SDK Eclipse plug-in
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
It is not a supported OS as far as VirtualBox is concerned. The support for this would come from the person that supports the information on how to install and use it. Where did you get this information? Did you ask the palm pre developer site?We'll if it isn't a suported then why is it in the the palm pre developer sites. below is information on what is needed to install in order to be able to write apps for it.
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
Below is the url: http://developer.palm.com/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=55
of what things are needed to write apps. It has virtualbox as one of the things that are needed.
Below are a few lines from the palm developer center.
3. Install VirtualBox 3.2.6The Palm emulator is built on VirtualBox™, virtual machine software that you can download free from Oracle®. VirtualBox is required before installing the Palm webOS SDK.
of what things are needed to write apps. It has virtualbox as one of the things that are needed.
Below are a few lines from the palm developer center.
3. Install VirtualBox 3.2.6The Palm emulator is built on VirtualBox™, virtual machine software that you can download free from Oracle®. VirtualBox is required before installing the Palm webOS SDK.
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
Alrighty then. How can I convince you that you need to talk to them?
We do not support their application. Sorry.
We do not support their application. Sorry.
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
So based on what you are saying you don't support web os, but we os directly. Meaning it runs under windows through the emulator?.
But based on the emulator provided by 1.4.5.465 it does look like the palm pre.
When you run the oracle vm virtual box and select and sdk(in this case the 1.4.5.465 palm webos sdk) it does show up with
an emulator that looks like the one for the palm pre.. Below is the component versions.
Component versions for Palm webOS SDK
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Palm webOS SDK Version 1.4.5
Palm webOS SDK Build 465
Emulator application 1457
Framework 347
Samples 142013
Reference Applications code...
com.palm.app.contacts at submission 177.10
com.palm.app.calendar at submission 181.2
com.palm.app.notes at submission 51
com.palm.app.tasks at submission 68
com.palm.app.messaging at submission 186.1
com.palm.app.email at submission 340
com.palm.app.photos at submission 100114.7
com.palm.app.musicplayer at submission 169
com.palm.app.videoplayer at submission 105
com.palm.app.clock at submission 27.1
com.palm.app.phone at submission 237.16.5
End of Reference Applications code
Inspector 2
Novacom Build 56
SDK Tools 110
PDK 76
Build mark 299251
But based on the emulator provided by 1.4.5.465 it does look like the palm pre.
When you run the oracle vm virtual box and select and sdk(in this case the 1.4.5.465 palm webos sdk) it does show up with
an emulator that looks like the one for the palm pre.. Below is the component versions.
Component versions for Palm webOS SDK
=============================================
Palm webOS SDK Version 1.4.5
Palm webOS SDK Build 465
Emulator application 1457
Framework 347
Samples 142013
Reference Applications code...
com.palm.app.contacts at submission 177.10
com.palm.app.calendar at submission 181.2
com.palm.app.notes at submission 51
com.palm.app.tasks at submission 68
com.palm.app.messaging at submission 186.1
com.palm.app.email at submission 340
com.palm.app.photos at submission 100114.7
com.palm.app.musicplayer at submission 169
com.palm.app.videoplayer at submission 105
com.palm.app.clock at submission 27.1
com.palm.app.phone at submission 237.16.5
End of Reference Applications code
Inspector 2
Novacom Build 56
SDK Tools 110
PDK 76
Build mark 299251
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
ROFL!
When are you going to listen? Nobody here is going to be able to support what you are trying to do.
You are going to have to contact Palm or what ever web site you got this software from.
When are you going to listen? Nobody here is going to be able to support what you are trying to do.
You are going to have to contact Palm or what ever web site you got this software from.
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Re: finding the toggle button on my palm pre
pvirt789,
I am trying to help you but you need to understand that we "Oracle VirtualBox" do not support the Palm OS or anything that they may do with our appliance. I have no idea of what button you are talking about. Why? Because I don't have a palm appliance nor do I use their program application.
With that said if you don't understand, I can not help you to figure out what to do next.
Any more conversation on this particular topic would simple add to a flame war and that will not help you are anyone else.
If at sometime you want to install one of the supported guest OSes http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes , I would be more than happy to help.
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I am trying to help you but you need to understand that we "Oracle VirtualBox" do not support the Palm OS or anything that they may do with our appliance. I have no idea of what button you are talking about. Why? Because I don't have a palm appliance nor do I use their program application.
With that said if you don't understand, I can not help you to figure out what to do next.
Any more conversation on this particular topic would simple add to a flame war and that will not help you are anyone else.
If at sometime you want to install one of the supported guest OSes http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes , I would be more than happy to help.
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