Hello!
I am developing a small application for the Kindle 3 that will be using the native "eips" command to render the UI to the display and use the "waitforkey" to handle all keyboard events during the runtime of the application.
Now I am looking for a simple way of launching this application. Ideally this would be done in the form of a .azw2 file that the user just copies to his/her documents folder, plus copy the application directory (contains the applications startup-shell-script and actual program) and then can click on the kindle (this should launch the shell script which will launch the actual program).
For now I found this procedure: install jailbreak, install mkk, install KUAL, install small extension for KUAL that launches the application.
Is there a simpler way? Such as: Here is a generic azw2 that will start a custom shell script in the documents folder?
Thank You!
I am developing a small application for the Kindle 3 that will be using the native "eips" command to render the UI to the display and use the "waitforkey" to handle all keyboard events during the runtime of the application.
Now I am looking for a simple way of launching this application. Ideally this would be done in the form of a .azw2 file that the user just copies to his/her documents folder, plus copy the application directory (contains the applications startup-shell-script and actual program) and then can click on the kindle (this should launch the shell script which will launch the actual program).
For now I found this procedure: install jailbreak, install mkk, install KUAL, install small extension for KUAL that launches the application.
Is there a simpler way? Such as: Here is a generic azw2 that will start a custom shell script in the documents folder?
Thank You!