Waba is a development platform that allows developers to write programs using Java development tools and run the resulting programs on a small device.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
Similar Software:
SuperWaba Best Java Virtual Machine for PalmOS, Windows CE and Symbian
ASPectX ASPectX - was originally designed as an accompaniment to Microsoft's Visual Web Developer 2005. ASPectX also stands alone as an ASPX development tool for the Palm.
The point and tap interface reduces to amount of text input the user needs to do. Creating texts on all PDAs is a productivity bottleneck, so the interface trys to eliminate as much as possible
PRCExplorer PRCExplorer - Using this tool you can open any PRC file and navigate into it. You can see individual resources, graphically display Forms and Alerts, Bitmaps, Fonts, ... This is useful to debug and develop your application as well as analyzing PRCs
VersionMaster VersionMaster is a handy Windows utility that automatically finds, downloads, and installs any available updates for all your TealPoint apps
Palm Tile Designer Palm Tile Designer lets you save a lot of time and work when creating graphics for your games
Bmp2Fnt Bmp2Fnt - For developers who want to create their own fonts and want to use bitmap editors instead of creating fonts using PilRC
JToDo2CSV JToDo2CSV - A small framework written in java to export the internal ToDoDB.pdb to a CSV file.
(Creator: todo, Type: data) of the Palm. It is compatible with PalmOS 1.0 or better.
Up to now, the format of the ToDoDB has not been changed.
It is not the ToDo
Quartus RsrcEdit Quartus RsrcEdit is a Palm resource editor that runs on the Palm and allows users to view and change application resources using a forms-based editing environment tailored for specific resource types, as well as providing an integrated disassembler and hex-editor for Palm OS applications and databases
IR Ping IR Ping - This program allows to check the communication between a Palm III or a PalmPilot Professional with IrDA extension and other IrDA devices or another PalmPilot. The current version tries to access a IrCOMM port. This is present in most printers and Palm devices with PalmOS >= 3.3
