AIF problem on Series80 (Nokia 9500 and 9300)

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Wed, 2005-06-29 09:14
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Hello !

First of all, I want to find out what are the standard sizes for AIF icons. I tried with 52x52 for the big one and with 24x24 for the small one, and it works.

And now the problem: when i use the AIF, my application is not started, and I get a "Note: System: corrupted". Does anybody happen' to know what is this about ? If I remove the AIF, my application is started. I have this problem on the emulator and on both devices too.

The rss file I use to build the AIF is:
Code:
#include <aiftool.rh>

CHARACTER_SET UTF8

RESOURCE AIF_DATA
{
//Application UID
app_uid = 0x10202A0A;

//Application Captions list (captions in supported languages)
caption_list=
{
CAPTION { code = ELangAmerican; caption = "MyApp"; },
CAPTION { code = ELangEnglish; caption = "MyApp"; },
};

//number of icons to be loaded from the .mbm file
num_icons = 2;

// Application Capabilities
hidden = KAppNotHidden;
embeddability = KAppNotEmbeddable;
newfile = KAppDoesNotSupportNewFile;
}

and the mmp file contains the "call":

Code:
//Aif
//AIF  MyApp.aif ..\Aif MyAppaif.rss c16 iconbig.bmp iconbig_mask.bmp iconsmall.bmp iconsmall_mask.bmp

the UID used is the same my application uses. What could be the problem ?

Fri, 2005-07-29 23:29
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Re: AIF problem on Series80 (Nokia 9500 and 9300)
"Note System: Corrupted" - Just wondering - was any solution ever found to this message?

    Roger
Mon, 2005-08-01 12:10
Joined: 2004-10-27
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Re: AIF problem on Series80 (Nokia 9500 and 9300)

Hi,

The corrupt message usually means you have the wrong app uid somewhere. Make sure the app uid is the same in all places (normally three): mmp file, aif file and the application/document class (whichever it's in).

michael
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Mon, 2005-08-22 07:51
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Re: AIF problem on Series80 (Nokia 9500 and 9300)
Quote from: mew

Hi,

The corrupt message usually means you have the wrong app uid somewhere. Make sure the app uid is the same in all places (normally three): mmp file, aif file and the application/document class (whichever it's in).

michael
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Yeah, this was the problem... I fixed it in July, but I forgot to mention it here.... the UID had a wrong valu somewhere...

Thanks anyway!
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