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Using the Palm webOS Plug-in Development Kit requires that you have the following tools installed on your system:
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Extend your webOS applications with C, C++, and OpenGl ES based components.
* Adds support for native Android game engine features such as native audio and accelerometer game playing.
* Native OpenGL ES 1.1 and 2.0
* Supports pin assignment for using the accelerometer in games
* Multimedia and network rendering for compatibility with the PDL
* Lower level access to the device hardware such as a PCI bus
* Extend the Palm Development Library
* Import Palm App plug-in
See:
See more info in the official web.
Palm NotebookPro SDK
The Plug-in Development Kit (PDK) is an extension for the Palm® NotebookPro SDK. The SDK is the webOS development environment for developers and builds applications for the company's hand-held Touchstone or PL2303-based NotebookPro. The PDK includes webOS Plug-in functionality that lets developers use C and C++ code in their applications.
Porting existing C/C++ Applications
The NotebookPro SDK provides pre-integrated functions that support basic text entry, game development, and database connectivity. The PDK contains full-featured C/C++ components that programmers can port to webOS as well as expose as exposed webOS Plug-ins. The components provide access to such C/C++ APIs as OpenGL ES, and Palm's brand new PDL for communicating with Palm OS devices.
WebOS Plug-in Development Overview
The Plug-in Development Kit (PDK) provides:
· Java / C / C++ components for connecting to the PDL functions and the Palm OS devices.
· WebKit-based libraries for integration.
· A plug-in architecture that lets you develop WebOS Plug-ins with Java or C/C++.
· APIs and components that help you port your existing C and C++ applications.
The PDK builds on the fact that the browser engine (WebKit) is widely supported by operating systems. This means that you can use some of the webOS APIs while other APIs and webOS Plug-ins are available only on the NotebookPro SDK. Using the NotebookPro SDK, you can port both C/C++ code and Java code (which is written in the JVM).
The components of the PDK are found in the Note
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