Do you know if Ares have started support Enjo/Touchpad development yet? I saw on another video that Matthew did in March, 2011, he showed that there is a secret parameter when Ares started that you can type behind the web address, something like "?resolution=1024x768". But it did not work for me.
Some notes for folks using this in a Windows7 environment: To mitigate a java.lang.NullPointerException error, I had to move the working folder to a location where the ACLs were more relaxed. In my case I moved it another drive/folder location. Once I did this and performed a "palm-package ." command, it built correctly.
Very good video Nate. I found it very clear and direct. I am new to mobile/touchPad development (been a .Net web/forms slave for the last 8 years). Looking forward to viewing upcoming posts. Keep up the good work - we appreciate it.
Thanks for the video, I didn't know about AresDebugger so I'll have to check that out.
With regards to palm-log, you don't need to redirect it into a file, you can use the -f switch to turn on following, it will display the output of the log interactively (just like tail -f would).
Thanks for setting me up on the right track. In Ubuntu, the API docs can be found at /opt/PalmSDK/0.1/share/refcode/framework/enyo/1.0/support/docs/api/
As requested, here is the full path to the API (as of 07.01.2011): C:\Program Files (x86)\HP webOS\SDK\share\refcode\webos-framework\enyo\0.10\support\docs\api
@zo0o0ot Sure can man. I have added it to the uploader comments, you can also find it here (C:\Program Files (x86)\HP webOS\SDK\share\refcode\webos-framework\enyo\0.10\support\docs\api)
Thanks for the feedback, please let me know if there are any topics that would interest you specifically so that I can take that into account in my future tutorials.
I want to make a words with friends app for Webos hp Touchpad HOW?
technoyancovich 2 weeks ago
hi,
Do you know if Ares have started support Enjo/Touchpad development yet? I saw on another video that Matthew did in March, 2011, he showed that there is a secret parameter when Ares started that you can type behind the web address, something like "?resolution=1024x768". But it did not work for me.
Thank you for the great video!
neotimes 1 month ago
Some notes for folks using this in a Windows7 environment: To mitigate a java.lang.NullPointerException error, I had to move the working folder to a location where the ACLs were more relaxed. In my case I moved it another drive/folder location. Once I did this and performed a "palm-package ." command, it built correctly.
polczym 7 months ago
@polczym fannntastic. I was stuck here for a while, until i noticed your comment. Fixed it on my stupid Vista Machine. Thank you!
HenrySpivy 6 months ago
Very good video Nate. I found it very clear and direct. I am new to mobile/touchPad development (been a .Net web/forms slave for the last 8 years). Looking forward to viewing upcoming posts. Keep up the good work - we appreciate it.
Mark P.
polczym 7 months ago
Great video. Looking forward to more
stri8ted 7 months ago
Thanks for the video, I didn't know about AresDebugger so I'll have to check that out.
With regards to palm-log, you don't need to redirect it into a file, you can use the -f switch to turn on following, it will display the output of the log interactively (just like tail -f would).
TheJPenguin 7 months ago
Thanks for setting me up on the right track. In Ubuntu, the API docs can be found at /opt/PalmSDK/0.1/share/refcode/framework/enyo/1.0/support/docs/api/
zo0o0ot 8 months ago
As requested, here is the full path to the API (as of 07.01.2011): C:\Program Files (x86)\HP webOS\SDK\share\refcode\webos-framework\enyo\0.10\support\docs\api
natemcintyre 8 months ago
Could you include a typed path to the API in the uploader comments?
zo0o0ot 8 months ago
@zo0o0ot Sure can man. I have added it to the uploader comments, you can also find it here (C:\Program Files (x86)\HP webOS\SDK\share\refcode\webos-framework\enyo\0.10\support\docs\api)
natemcintyre 8 months ago
cool stuff! helped me already improving my debugging :-)
watumba1 8 months ago
Thanks for the feedback, please let me know if there are any topics that would interest you specifically so that I can take that into account in my future tutorials.
natemcintyre 8 months ago
You rock for posting this information for people wanting to get started on WebOS 3.0 SDK.
ncube2468 8 months ago