I want to develop a small application which conectes to some site for nokia n800 on maemo platform. like a button to start the conection process and some kind of text area to display the content of the site.

pls give me some help.

rgds,
henk

That should be easy enough in Python : look at TahitiBob's launcher app, you can probably reuse 90% of it to do what you want.

It will take about this much code in python, oh, and adding a text area (or whatever you need):

yes right but I am specified to use maemo platform. curentely i have installed maemo 3.1 on Debian. and this thing was kind of urgent.

any help will be apriciated
henk

Well, Python runs just fine under Maemo, it is even packaged by the good folks at INdT and comes ready-to-use with pyGTK and pyGame. You can use either of these to make a GUI for your app, or make it HTML and show it in the browser.

yes but for some spesifc reason can any one help me to get the code in a format like the following ?

#include <hildon-widgets/hildon-color-selector.h>
#include <hildon-widgets/hildon-color-button.h>
#include <hildon-widgets/hildon-program.h>
#include <gtk/gtk.h>

/* Application UI data struct */
typedef struct _AppData AppData;
struct _AppData {
HildonProgram *program;
HildonWindow *window;
};

void color_button_clicked(GtkWidget * widget, gpointer data)
{
GdkColor *new_color = NULL;
g_object_get(widget, "color", &new_color, NULL);
}

void ui_show_color_selector(GtkWidget * widget, AppData * appdata)
{
GdkColor *current_color;
const GdkColor *new_color;
GtkWidget *selector;
gint result;

/* Create new color selector (needs access to HildonWindow!) */

selector = hildon_color_selector_new(GTK_WINDOW(appdata->window));

/* Set the current selected color to selector */
hildon_color_selector_set_color(HILDON_COLOR_SELEC TOR(selector),
current_color);

/* Show dialog */
result = gtk_dialog_run(GTK_DIALOG(selector));

/* Wait for user to select OK or Cancel */
switch (result) {
case GTK_RESPONSE_OK:

/* Get the current selected color from selector */
new_color = hildon_color_selector_get_color
(HILDON_COLOR_SELECTOR(selector));

/* Now the new color is in 'new_color' variable */
/* Use it however suitable for the application */

gtk_widget_destroy(selector);
break;

default:
........................................
...............................................


this is just part of a color selector program

tanks for any help

that is c code, and you need to start digging at c code examples on the web. Try googling for such examples. If you want to make a simple program, you really should reconsider using python. And if you absolutely need to use c, try googling around for a suitable code example.