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lassileevi |
2009-08-25
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I only get "Unable to open. Address type not supported." When I click my link on the Maemo browser. 
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2009-08-25
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Originally Posted by lassileevi
Well, that´s not really more info... Could you post the code and the .desktop file? Maybe also information about where the .desktop file is located and how the link looks which you´re trying to open?!
I only get "Unable to open. Address type not supported." When I click my link on the Maemo browser.
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2009-08-25
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What about filing a bug against the official documentation pointing to the recipe posted here? And/or moving this interesting content to wiki.maemo.org
It looks like you are filling a missing gap. Thank you!
It looks like you are filling a missing gap. Thank you!
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2009-08-25
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Originally Posted by qgil
Sure, both would be fine for me, but Daniel announced earlier in this thread that they are already working on a wiki page about that. So no need to duplicated the work it think
What about filing a bug against the official documentation pointing to the recipe posted here? And/or moving this interesting content to wiki.maemo.org
It looks like you are filling a missing gap. Thank you!
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2009-08-25
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Originally Posted by conny
I am not currently allowed to disclose any code whatsoever, but gladly I made some progress. I changed the Name=some_name parameter to match my osso_initialize(some_name, ...) call with my initialization name. This should be pointed out in your small 'tutorial' as well
Well, that´s not really more info... Could you post the code and the .desktop file? Maybe also information about where the .desktop file is located and how the link looks which you´re trying to open?!
With this change I am able to send D-Bus call to my application from Xterm command line using dbus-send -command, and the application starts up. However, the Maemo browser still does not recognize my URI type so that it would launch the application via d-bus...
Edit: OK, I also put in correct value to the TranslationDomain=
(same value as in Name= in my case), and I got things working!
Last edited by lassileevi; 2009-08-25 at 13:57.
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2009-08-25
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Originally Posted by lassileevi
If I remember correctly, I actually use 'present_window' as a name there, this has nothing to do with what I use for osso_initialize(). I´ll double check once I´m home and I´ll report my finding here...
I am not currently allowed to disclose any code whatsoever, but gladly I made some progress. I changed the Name=some_name parameter to match my osso_initialize(some_name, ...) call with my initialization name. This should be pointed out in your small 'tutorial' as well
Originally Posted by lassileevi
Sending DBus messages to your application should be possible even without any of the changes mentioned in this thread.
With this change I am able to send D-Bus call to my application from Xterm command line using dbus-send -command, and the application starts up. However, the Maemo browser still does not recognize my URI type so that it would launch the application via d-bus...
Sorry, but without getting more information I don´t see how I can help you. Of course if you have a concrete question, please let me know. Good luck
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2009-08-25
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Originally Posted by lassileevi
Great, thanks for the info
Edit: OK, I also put in correct value to the TranslationDomain=
(same value as in Name= in my case), and I got things working!
As I said, I will also recheck the values in my code later and append the information to the initial post.
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2009-08-25
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Originally Posted by conny
Seems to be that every parameter on the .desktop file matters, not the ones that you bolded
If I remember correctly, I actually use 'present_window' as a name there, this has nothing to do with what I use for osso_initialize(). I´ll double check once I´m home and I´ll report my finding here...
Sending DBus messages to your application should be possible even without any of the changes mentioned in this thread.
Sorry, but without getting more information I don´t see how I can help you. Of course if you have a concrete question, please let me know. Good luck
This information could be available somewhere, otherwise we end up being an occultist community, instead of open 
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2009-08-25
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I just played around with different values and the result is this:
In your [X-Osso-URI-Action Handler xxx] group you need to have all three keys 'Method', 'Name' and 'TranslationDomain' set to some value. If you omit just one of them it does not work anymore. However, the values you enter don't have any direct effect on whether or not the callback is called.
Of course that's just on my tablet, with the code I'm using but I tried about 20 different combinations and all of them worked I'll add a sentence to the original post the emphasize that all three key/values are needed.
In your [X-Osso-URI-Action Handler xxx] group you need to have all three keys 'Method', 'Name' and 'TranslationDomain' set to some value. If you omit just one of them it does not work anymore. However, the values you enter don't have any direct effect on whether or not the callback is called.
Of course that's just on my tablet, with the code I'm using but I tried about 20 different combinations and all of them worked
I'll add a sentence to the original post the emphasize that all three key/values are needed.
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2009-08-31
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Originally Posted by conny
hi,
Sure, both would be fine for me, but Daniel announced earlier in this thread that they are already working on a wiki page about that. So no need to duplicated the work it think
as promised, I tried to collect all the valuable information. You will find it in the wiki.
cheers daniel