WebOS Development Environment Construction

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HP palm developer Website: https://developer.palm.com/content/resources/develop/sdk_pdk_download.html

WebOS is about to be open-source and has time to play with WebOS.

 

HP's webOS3.0.5 SDK contains necessary libraries for JavaScript and C/C ++ development. For JavaScript development, the SDK contains software packages, command line tools necessary for download and debugging, and sample code. For more information, see the code and reference documentation. For C
/C ++ development, the SDK also includes the plug-in Development Kit (PDK), which includes the GCC compiler, SDL and OpenGL code libraries, project templates, sample source code, scripts, tools, and documents.

You can install the SDK on Windows, OS X, and Ubuntu Linux. For C/C ++ development, the SDK is integrated with the Visual
In Studio and OS X Xcode, if you want to, you can use the command line tool.

 

The WebOS SDK is also based on the command line, but if you prefer to use the integrated development environment (IDE), HP provides the EclipseIDE webOS plug-in.

Click Download from the platform you selected below:

Windows

OS X

Ubuntu Linux

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Install SDK and PDK on Windows PC

Uninstall a previously installed SDK or PDK

1. Uninstall the previous SDK (if any) and use Add/delete programs in Windows Control Panel.
2. Run C: \ Program Files \ Palm \ PDK \ uninstallpdk.exe to uninstall the previous PDK (if any ).
Verify that the Novacom driver is not installed.

Install Java
Download and install the latest Java version.
To verify whether Java installation is installed, enter the command prompt and type:

Java-version

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If you have installed Java, the Java version is displayed.

Download Java: http://java.com/en/

Note:
If you are using a 64-bit Windows Server, download it from http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp.

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Install VirtualBox
The webOS simulator is built on VirtualBox Virtual Machine Software. You can download it from Oracle for free. Install VirtualBox before installing the webOS SDK of HP.

Note: The current webOS simulator VirtualBox can run 4.0 and 4.1.

Install HP
WebOS SDK

1. Download the corresponding WindowsSDK Installer (only available in Windows Vista and Windows 7 ):
Download the 32-bit SDK/PDK:

Https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/3.0.5.676/sdkBinaries/HP_webOS_SDK-Win-3.0.5-676-x86.exe

Download the 64-bit SDK/PDK:

Https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/3.0.5.676/sdkBinaries/HP_webOS_SDK-Win-3.0.5-676-x64.exe

2. Confirm that VirtualBox is not running

3. Double-click webOS SDK Installer

4. Accept the agreement
5. Click "finish" to complete the installation.

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Download the CodeSourcery tool chain
If you only want to do Plug-ins or other C/
C ++ development, perform this step.

Download the Sourcery G ++ arm gnu/Linux Lite version CodeSourcery tool.

Download: http://www.codesourcery.com/

Download the CodeSourcery tool:

Https://sourcery.mentor.com/sgpp/lite/arm/portal/subscription3057
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Verify SDK Installation
1. Start the webOS simulator.
2. Click OK to close the dialog box.
3. Create or select a directory to use your development workspace.
4. Open a command prompt window and type:

Palm-generate <br/>

If the help information appears, it indicates that the tool has been correctly installed.
If palm does not recognize the command, the tool installation is incorrect.
If the Java life is not recognized by idea, the Java installation is incorrect.

 

Start WebOS 

After the SDK is installed, two directories will be created on the desktop: webOS PDK and HP webOS SDK

Open HP webOS Emulator in the latter directory and you will see WebOS startup.

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