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Jan 3, 2007

 
Hello all,
         We have some doubts regarding NSTL guidelines for motorola Q. Our application is managed application. Which ocasionally connects to server. It is very helpful if we can get answers urgently.

Hopper Test €“ How can we make it run on Smartphone 5.0 (Motorola Q)? Is this tool only applicable for pocket pc 2003?
Application Verifier Test Tool €“ Is this tool only applicable for unmanaged code? If we are using .NET as the development environment, do we still have to use this tool?
Call Interupts €“ Is their a special way of handling Call Interrupts in the application or the default behaviour provided by the device (Moto Q) is OK?
Send Key (Green key) on the device €“ What is the expected behaviour of this key when the application is running? Do we have to handle it separately in the application
Is their a maximum space limit allowed for creation of the database files for an application?
Is their any specific utility like MaxfileCNT which NSTL uses for checking the behaviour of the application when there is no space available on the device?
thanks & regards,
Rashmi

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