Well, MAYBE you can, now:
http://jumpjack.altervista.org/jAppStarter.html
You should install your app to C:, copy its folder to D:\system\apps, and then use my program to launch it.
I can't know if it works, as I have no memory cards; but it works fine launching apps from C:
Please let me know if it works for D: too!
cassioli wrote:Please let me know if it works for D: too!
How? You've disabled the download.
albatorsk wrote:How? You've disabled the download.
I need some beta-testers:
ther is a z:\system\samples\eshell.exe program on a1000: it starts a DOS box.
Somebidy should try from there some command lines to start apps from memory card: if you successfully start apps from command line, I can do the same from inside my program!
But, messing with ESHELL.EXE can lock up your phone and make it unusable, BE CAREFUL! YOU ARE WARNED!
cassioli wrote:I need some beta-testers:
ther is a z:\system\samples\eshell.exe program on a1000: it starts a DOS box.
Somebidy should try from there some command lines to start apps from memory card: if you successfully start apps from command line, I can do the same from inside my program!
Tried that a couple of times before. Never worked. And, unfortunately, your program doesn't launch applications from D: either. It's the exact same error you get when trying to launch an application from any other file manager; an empty requester with the title "Access denied", and a "Continue" button.
albatorsk wrote:Tried that a couple of times before. Never worked. And, unfortunately, your program doesn't launch applications from D: either. It's the exact same error you get when trying to launch an application from any other file manager; an empty requester with the title "Access denied", and a "Continue" button.
Great idea 😉 Hope you can manage it...I tried the old version and I think it almost there
good job
Unfortunately my poor java knowledge does not allow me to go on with the development: my program now successfully copies files from D to C, and can execute them.... but only on my PC! :frown: Due to the damned CLASSPATH "feature" of java, I can't get the program working on the a1000!
I put the source on my page, I hope some good java programmers can get it working. I don't know what else to do with that damned CLASSPATH in c:\system\apps\jAppStarter\jAppStarter.txt !
UPDATE!
A new version, written in OPL language, is available on my page.
I'm quite sure it can work! 😮 😊
Too late, I found IMHO the best solution:
Fully integrates into the system, no further App-Starter needed.
that IS the best solution, and works perfectly
no problems, only some apps that resufe to work from d on any mobile anyway dont work