5) Select: 'Edit' -> 'Commands and Key Bindings...'. Then in the list of commands open 'Miscallaneous' select 'Go to header/source file'.

6) Press right mouse key on top of your Class or method...

Yes it is possible. Shortly explained: in your exe's pkg file, use the debug version of your dll. Then have the dll project and your exe project open in CW and debug the exe as usual.

Set the extended panic codes on and you'll get more info about the crash. Panic codes can be set on from emulator (window) menu: Tools -> Preferences: check the 'Extended panic code file' on.

Have a look also at the Carbide Help. E.g. 'C/C++ Development User Guide' -> 'Tasks' -> 'Running and debugging projects'.

sorry, I don't undestand fully what your problem is. Are you not able to run the helloworld at all with 2nd ed. SDK? Or is the problem with the RProcess? That you are not able to show the helloworld...

Does this thread answer to your problem: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92436&referrerid=135255

Hi,

You can try following work around:

In windows where you select the mmp file to be imported check the "Copy source files into workspace" check box. then import should work correctly.

Yes that's what clean is supposed to do, but when I cleaned my project, it destroyed all files (cpp,h,etc.) from my workspace! I know this sounds impossible, but that is what happened. I would say...

I selected 'Clean...' from Project menu and Carbide deleted my whole project! All cpp, h, resource files, everything is gone. How can this be? Before this happened, I was having problem with sis...

I would just like to point out to this posts future readers that you can also set the extended panic codes by checking the 'Extended panic code file' checkbox in the emulator preferences dialog....

check out the second to last post in this thread http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=63050

For me the link opens two windows. The one that you are describing and also a smaller feedback window. Click Feedback link on the bottom of the page you're getting.

In the first page select the feedback category: Forum Nokia Web Site. Then press continue. On the second page select the feedback sub-category: SDK serial number problems.

check out the second to last post in this thread http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=63050

Is your email address correct in your account settings?

I don't think you're supposed to put the whole path to the second parameter (aNewLocalFileName), just the name of the file. Define the download path as it's done in the CFtpExampleAppUi::ConstructL().

Check out http://sw.nokia.com/id/b014acbe-4cbf-4e8b-ab73-623f3a0b4f0d/Symbian_OS_End-To-End_HTTP_API_Example_v1_1.zip

Especially the TaskManagerEngine.cpp. It uses the RConnection class to connect...

See the second to last post in this thread: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=63050

try www.forum.nokia.com/devices

Do you include the rsg-file? #include <your_app.rsg>

HTTP (for example the HTTP example of Forum Nokia) works fine with my 6630. Can't really tell what might be causing your problem though. I once kept getting KErrNotReady error when I tried to use the...

Max. jar size is phone dependent. You can check each phones max. jar size from here: www.forum.nokia.com/devices

Only thing that comes to my mind is that you should set the rect for the listbox: iStaffList->SetRect(Rect()). You propably want to override SizeChanged and set the rect there.

Edit: and the item...

The document is called Forum Nokia Technical Solutions v1.8. If the link doesn't work, search for that document in www.forum.nokia.com.

Take a look at chapter 4.66 in http://sw.nokia.com/id/05e29933-77ce-43ac-a025-4c167bf29e92/Forum_Nokia_Technical_Solutions_v1_8_en.pdf