Has someone already confirmed that the WaveAPI is still the same with WM2005?
Maby Microsoft implemented full duplex audio, so we can write our own answer machine in VB or C!!
I don't have enough time to test this, sorry.
as i recall then the autopick up phone option not working is the main problem not the api
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Hi,
Can somebody tell me if it's possible to upload the GPS lat/long co-ordinates to my internetsite via GPRS connection ?
I will try to plot my trip realtime on a map while driving my car
I have a XDA, TomTom and a Leadtek GPS mouse.
See for example this site:
http://www.gowireless.ch/mobile/english.html
Hope one of the developers can help me !
Tnx R.
Yes
There is no reason why this would not be possible. You just need to write an interface to the GPS driver, when then sends co-ords (possibly as an HTTP PUT) to a server. The server can then place these on a map.
I don't know what the cost involved in keeping the GPRS connection alive is, but the co-ordinate submisions should be fairly small. Of course the cost also depends on the 'frequency' of the updates - ten minutes, 2 minutes - 2 seconds? I would suggest no less that 30 seconds - it could take 10 secs to update the page, and people to conect to it.
Interface and GPRS costs
Hi martinlong1978
Do you know if there is'nt already such kind of interface ?
I think the costs for uploading x,y every 30 seconds will be no more then € 0.05 per GPRS/hour
P.
I don't know if this already exists. I'm sure something like this exists, because it is often used to track trucks. It is quite expensive though. I am looking to build a free version.
I've asked Tom Tom for an SDK for their driver, but I fear they will say I have to buy the navigator SDK ($200).
If anyone knows of an SDK for the TomTom GPS Driver it would be a help, then I can build the 'GPS logger' software.
Freeware GPS Logger ?
I think there must be (freeware) software that drop's the x,y received from the GPS in a *.TXT or ASCII file.
Maybe it's possible to open one of these files upon selected interval time and sent the data to the desired Internetsite ?
Anybody suggestions ?
TYnx P.
Ive found an article that I can use. This is written primarily for VB, but I'm sure I can use the principals in C++.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/01/01/GPS/default.aspx
martinlong1978 said:
Ive found an article that I can use. This is written primarily for VB, but I'm sure I can use the principals in C++.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/01/01/GPS/default.aspx
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Please look at this information, maybe you can use it;
see link below. A lot of features to create projects and sending data wireless to an Internet Site.
http://www.pocketpccreations.com/custom/gps.htm
Peter
A good solution is to use the GPS library from chaeron (http://www.chaeron.com/gps.html). Its free and can handle Garmin and NMEA protocols from your serial port and does a lot of other things also. You need the Superwaba VM to be installed on you're PDA (www.superwaba.com).
The. The drawback is that you probably need to do some programming in Waba (a subset of JAVA).
For the uploading there are several solutions. If you're using GPRS I suggest use a TCP/IP network socket (waba has a class for it) and use that to submit the information to a webserver or an other server (can be just a simple java thing listening on a port).
anyway good luck
Arend
I am creating a App in Evb that will take te GPS and stor it in a text file
on the PDA. I am using it for tracking history.
My program uses code that i have created on my own
You can use Bluetooth or a hard wired system.
This works for me:
http://www.tvwebradio.com/findme2/forum/
Use PersonalJava 3,1 (latest) as a library
There are 4 VMs I know about:
1. pjavawince-1_1-beta1-arm.zip is suns latest VM supporting XDAs strongARM also, http://java.sun.com/products/personaljava/
2. http://www.skelmir.com/ceej/ceej.html is skelmirs VM supporting SDK 1.1.8
3. and the best one is insignias http://www.insignia.com/content/products/jvm/pda.shtml
supporting personalJava 3.1
here's some more info
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-10-2001/jw-1026-devices-p2.html
contact me at [email protected] for the VMs
is there a free JVM for Pocket PC
Hi,
i also would like to develop java-programs for the Pocket PC.
But I fear, there is no java-VM for free for this platform.
Or does's anyone know one?
Franz
look here for SuperWaba (java fpr Palm and Pocket PC)
http://www.superwaba.com.br/vm.asp
O2xda?
xgadkob said:
look here for SuperWaba (java fpr Palm and Pocket PC)
http://www.superwaba.com.br/vm.asp
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Will the java works on O2 XDA pocket pc2002?
Thank you in advance.
Hi,
I think so. SuperWaba runs on my MDA (Pocket PC from HTC).
Franz
Quest
Can someone tell me how you actually use
superwaba on your XDA?
I have successfully installed the version 3.5
but how do I run an application associated
with superwaba? Sorry I sounds dumb. I
just got my O2xda and am trying to download
a java vm so that I can go into the website that
uses java etc. I know emertec Joede got a java
vm for pocket pc2002 which do not have trial and
I am not sure if I would get refund if their java vm
do not fit into the website that I am trying to go into.
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
:?
Hi,
I think you should read SuperWaba.pdf in the doc-directory of the SupreWaba installation on your desktop-PC.
Franz
Hi all,
have a look at
http://www.fawcette.com/wireless/grehan/default_pf.asp
http://www.javamobiles.com/jvm.html
quest
I still find it hard to understand and use superwaba on
my o2 xda.(I am new in java etc...)
Anyway I got a Joede VM on my O2 xda now,
thanks to your forum and the sharing of problems
and fixes etc.
And nowadays you can even get Sun Java FX on Windows Mobile
http://www.sun.com/software/javafx/mobile/index.jsp
JavaFX isn't exactly Java (use JVM only) and it needs 64 MB of RAM
JavaFX is indeed different from the "Java" we know before but it's something built above the original Java that *enhances* the old Java platform.
On Windows Mobile, the link NoonSki provided can lead you to a cab file that you can try on you WM phones with J2ME + JavaFX Mobile.
I tried and it works pretty well on my Touch Pro 2 running OperaMini, Snaptu...
Have a try
PhoneMe
Well, for Windows Mobile 2003 PhoneMe worked great for me. I cannot post links but you can google it (use "phoneme davy" in Google).
Fully open source and free implementation of JavaME (misses 3D, though). A bit difficult to install, but works for normal apps. Should also work on Pocket PC 2002 and WinMo 5+.
can you help please, i have got programon on my laptop which I need to run on my XDA II how can i convert it to pocket pc 2003 so i only need to take my XDA II with me in the week. ps im new to all this but i will try, thanks guys for all your help. plus guys i have got the new blue tooth up grade from o2 but i dont know how to install the files cheers.
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can you help please, i have got programon on my laptop which I need to run on my XDA II how can i convert it to pocket pc 2003 so i only need to take my XDA II with me in the week.
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Bad news: there is no way to 'convert programs' from Win98 (or any other versions of desktop Windows to Pocket PC. Most Pocket PC devices have an ARM processor, the desktop machines have Pentiums. If it's Open Source, or if you are/know the developer, you will have the "source code" to the programme, you may be able to (usually after quite some work) "compile" the program to run on Pocket PC. But my guess is this doesn't apply to you, so I'm afraid to say you're out of luck.
The makers of this programme don't offer a Pocket PC version? Otherwise, you could try to use MS Terminal Services or VNC to "Remote Control" your PC at home. Note that this is almost never an ideal solution, but I though I'd mention it.
plus guys i have got the new blue tooth up grade from o2 but i dont know how to install the files cheers
When did O2 release the bluetooth upgrade, where can i get it from please.
Peter's right. And even if you did have the source code, you cannot simply compile it for the Pocket PC. Windows 98 supports many features that are not supported by the Pocket PC because of the Pocket PC's limited memory, screen size and processing power. You would have to modify the program's user interface so that it would be usable in the Pocket PC's 240x320 screen. And you would have to hunt down each unsupported API (Application Programming Interface) function call and reimplement each one using only supported API function calls. That may not even be possible. Plus, you would have to hunt down all routines that allocate memory and make sure that they don't allocate more memory than a typical Pocket PC can provide.
but one does come along way with the sourcecode
because if it's using MFC which many older programs written in
visual c++ is likely to do then with some changes of the dialogs
it could be run on a pocketpc which also support most of MFC
more about embedded visual c++ read here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/device/embedded/datasheet.aspx
Hi All Genius Developpers!
As You Already Know I Suppose, Fring Announced Video Chat System for Nokia Device and i-Phone, i-Pod at the End of Last Year.
http://www.appleiphoneschool.com/2009/12/01/fring-announces-video-calling/
But It's Shame They Havn't Supported Windows Mobile Yet.
Our HERMES Has Great Advantage that Has both Front and Rear Camera, so Should Be BEST Device for This Sort of Application, isn't it!?
Moreover Our Front Camera is Absolutely of No Use unless We Use Video Call that Costs Enormous!
That's Why I Pose this Thread and Question as Follows.
Could Someone Adapt Fring Application for Our HERMES and Make cab File for Us?
And I Have Another Question that is:
Microsoft Also Released Experimental Beta ver. video Communication Application "Portrait" for Windows Mobile several years ago for Free.
Though it was Such Attractive System, They Stopped Publishing this Application completely and There is No Link for Download Anywhere Now.
What A Shame!
Could Someone who happened luckily to Get it before Upload Here as cab File of it?
I Hope This Thread Pose Question and Forum "Let's Think Best Way, Take Advantage and Make Most of Our HERMES that Has Two Cameras!"
A Lot of Thanks in Advance.
I am trying to get an android emulator working on my new windows 10 pc.
I have tried just about every free and evaluation only type android emulators that I can find but I can't get any of them to pickup the gps data being generated by my windows 10 machine. Many emulators claim that gps is supported how ever none of them have worked for me. I have tried all the of possible fix's that I have been able to find on the internet. I have tried all of the "location" setting that are available to me on both the windows side and also the emulator side .
Are there any more good solutions I can try? I can't help feel that I am simply missing something that should be obvious to me. I also suspect that a 64 bit system would work a lot better. Unfortunate I did not notice that this new insignia brand computer was a 32-bit only machine when I bought it.
This new pc and its internal gps work just fine when in a win10 only navigation test.
Is there anyway to get this working normally on any android emulator ?
My computer is 32-bit UEFI with windows 10. My internal windows gps is a "Broadcom GNSS 4752 Geolocation Sensor"
Hope some kind person might be able to help me?
Thanks very much in advance!
Allleyooop.