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How to run gui app:s
| Fri, 2005-02-11 22:14 | |
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Hi!
I have a question regarding building and running graphical applications. I have successfully compiled the application and then launch the emulator. The application icon is visible in the emulator but when I'm trying to run it the message is "not found". I have used an experimental UID as suggested in "Symbian C++ for mobile phones". Do I have to order "real" UID:s to launch the application or is it possible to check for other errors? Grateful for any responses! Lennart |
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It hats nothing to do with UID (2:nd and 3:rd) that is for you to choose and it will work ont the emulator and the device, but if you distribute it you have to register it to avoid using somebody elses UID.
the 1:st UID is used to define the type (APP,EXE, MDL). Look int you SDK or use an example. Good start is HelloWorldGUI.
In CodeWarrior you can choos WINSCW UDEB (debug) and press F5 and you're app will be compiled and then run on the emulator.
http://www.kundutech.com
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In \system\apps\yourappname you should see a yourappname.rsc ..
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Thank's for your reply. But I do have a both .app file and .rsc file in \system\apps\myapp. Still this boring message "not found". Grateful for any other tips.
/Lennart
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library on an .mmp file whose corresponding .dll is not on the device(that
happened to me).Another problem could be non matching UID's in the.mmp and in the application sources.
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Thank's for your reply. But I do have a both .app file and .rsc file in \system\apps\myapp. Still this boring message "not found". Grateful for any other tips.
/Lennart
have u tried to build in ARMI and change the paths in PKG files to that?
abld build armi urel
by running this, suitable files will be created iin UREL path, use them...