I developed a prototype in C# for the XDA. Application install automatically included the .Net CE runtime. After testing the application for awhile I removed the .Net runtime from the XDA and ran the application to see how gracefully the app would fail without the runtime. I was surprised to see the application still ran. Not only that, but it ran *better* without the .Net runtime installed, because a mysterious unexpected but consistent bug disappeared when I removed the .Net runtime from RAM, confirming that I was running on a different runtime than the one that installed with my app. This leads me to believe that the .Net runtime is already installed on the phone's ROM, but I don't remember ever seeing that in print anywhere on any spec for the XDA. What is going on?
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tried installing .net for use with various apps and it gives me an error every time telling me to stop all apps and free up memory.
Anybody successully installed it on an ameo?
Smartstradamus said:
tried installing .net for use with various apps and it gives me an error every time telling me to stop all apps and free up memory.
Anybody successully installed it on an ameo?
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Yep, but to be honest it came with one of those Web based TV apps. Just install one of them and uninstall thereafter leaving .net on the PPC.
cheers i will give it a go!
mackaby which web based tv apps do you reccomend ?
Has nobody faced the same issue as me with .net,or is nobody installing .net 2.0?
I installed .NET CF 2.0 from scratch without problems...
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No,wait! I did not! I installed it on my Hermes instead, but I will give it a shot this afternoon...
I can't install .NET Framework... but just error...
I installed gmail java app and when I launch it via java, i get a java lang error msg. Anyone got the same issues?
If I'm correct there was a solution for this on the forum. But anyways. You need to use an older version of Java application. You can get it here.
Hey Guyz,
We I am facing an issue with the .NET 3.5 installation. Well now what has happened is that I had installed it earlier, but then uninstalled it. Now, wen i found out that HD carries .NET 2.0, I decided to change it. Now when I tried installing it again, I get an error saying "Installation Error. Stop all applications and processes, maximize available storage space, and run installation again. Support Info 2"
I have about 190 MB free space and am installing it in the phone memory. Can anyone help me out here???
I have a T-MO HD2 with original ROM. I started getting .net errors all of a sudden but can't figure out why. When I check the registry I see 3.5 is installed and running, but a bunch of my apps are crashing due to .net error. Can anyone help???
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I have a T-MO HD2 with original ROM. I started getting .net errors all of a sudden but can't figure out why. When I check the registry I see 3.5 is installed and running, but a bunch of my apps are crashing due to .net error. Can anyone help???
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It looks like you've somehow corrupted the data stored on your phone. It may be the result of the latest app you install or uninstalled. Try uninstalling the last app you got and reboot your phone.
If that doesn't work, you'll have to hard-reset (that's the "Clear Storage" option in System). Of course, you'll lose all of your data; it takes the phone back to the original from-factory state. Be sure to back up anything you need to save.
Hello,
one of the biggest problems in bada app development is the lack of simple mechanisms to install apps to the handsets of beta-testers. There is a way to do this when the tester has installed the bada SDK on his pc, but i always thought it should be possible without it.
This is why i started to examine what the SDK does when you're running an app on the target device, and begun to recreate this mechanism. What i have now is a tool that installs in-development app on a handset. The tester only has to install the root certificate from the SDK on his phone, no need to download and install the whole SDK anymore.
Any interested app developer can contact me to get a copy of the tool for his own app for free! For security reasons, the tool has a hard-coded list of known apps that it can install, so there is no reason to offer it as direct download here.
The tool offers the possibility to restrict installation to handsets with certain IMEIS, as well as an expiration date after which the app can't be installed anymore.
Patrick
are you using some different method than broker.exe?? i have been using this exe file from sdk to distribute application for my clients.
No, what i ahve done is to watch what broker.exe does, and to rebuild that in my tool.