James
Mon Mar 03 10:21:55 CST 2008
Seems to me I read something about Activate and Deactivate events we should
use on mobile apps. Apps should save settings on Deactivate and return as
close as possible the state they were in when Activated... do you have a log
you can write into?
-James
"<ctacke/>" <ctacke[at]opennetcf[dot]com> wrote in message
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> My bet is that when you're receiving data and turn it "off" it's simply
> turning off the backlight and staying in the run state. CeRunAppAtEvent
> fires off of the power state change, whcih doesn't occur when simply
> turning the back,light back on.
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> "Vikky" <Vikky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>> I have been using the API CeRunAppAtEvent () to launch my application
>> when the device wakes up. This works fine for most cases. But, recently I
>> noticed a strange problem. On a data enabled SIM (GPRS) when I browse,
>> that
>> is, when I am retrieving data, when I switch off the device and again
>> switch
>> it on (wakeup) , the application is not launched!! When I investigated
>> further, I noticed that after the page has loaded, if I switch off and
>> then
>> wakeup the device, my application is launched!!
>> Can anybody shed some light on this? Is there any other alternative?
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