Click here to Skip to main content
65,938 articles
CodeProject is changing. Read more.
Articles / All-Topics

iRunAtEvent

4.00/5 (1 vote)
8 Mar 2010CPOL 1  
Windows Mobile tool to list and manage notification database entries
DOWNLOAD: iRunAtEvent - Windows Mobile tool to list and edit notification database

This tool will start an application given by the command line at a specified event. On every call, the tool will write a log (iRunAtEvent.log.txt) to the root dir. The arguments supported are:

set appname eventtype   -sets the event eventtype to launch appname

reset appname     -resets ALL events for appname

list              -list all known registered events and the applications to launch

Although there are unsupported events listed in the log file, this does not mean the tool does not support them. In reality, the OEM (in this case tested on an ITC 730) of the device decided not to fire them (drivers are responsible for events to fire). You can simply check with your device by using these unsupported events and see, if they work. Simply use the calculator app in your tests.

To document this in depth, here is a log file of this nice tool here:

01.07.2005 14:05:03:

iRunAtEvent started

================================options
set fullPathExeName event will set app to run at event
sample: iRunAtEvent set "\Windows\pword.exe" NETCONNECT
reset fullPathExeName will reset all events set for app
sample: iRunAtEvent reset "\Windows\pword.exe"
list will dump a list of apps linked to events
sample: iRunAtEvent list
================================
known events:
TIMECHANGE
SYNCEND
ONACPOWER
OFFACPOWER
NETCONNECT
NETDISCONNECT
DEVICECHANGE
IRDISCOVERED
RS232DETECTED
RESTOREEND
WAKEUP
TZCHANGE
MACHINENAMECHANGE
================================
Unsupported Events:
IRDISCOVERED
NETCONNECT
NETDISCONNECT
OFFACPOWER
ONACPOWER
================================
\iRunAtEvent.exe
set
\windows\calc.exe
ONACPOWER
01.07.2005 14:05:03:
success setting event
========== notification registered apps ================
Handle Status AppName Event Type
0×3002eea 0×0 repllog.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_NONE
0×6002e32 0×0 CALNOT.EXE NOTIFICATION_EVENT_NONE
0×5000aaf 0×0 clocknot.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_NONE
0×1d48 0×0 \\.\Notifications\NamedEvents\SSTimeChange NOTIFICATION_EVENT_TIME_CHANGE
0×6002eb2 0×0 \windows\calc.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_ON_AC_POWER <- found ******
0×5002eb6 0×0 \windows\calc.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_ON_AC_POWER <- found ******
0×50017dd 0×0 BlueEXE.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_WAKEUP
0×5000a02 0×0 btcc.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_WAKEUP
0×1d45 0×0 calnot.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_TIME_CHANGE
0×1d44 0×0 calnot.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_RESTORE_END
0×1d42 0×0 clocknot.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_RESTORE_END
0×1d43 0×0 clocknot.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_TIME_CHANGE
0×1d46 0×0 connmgr.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_TIME_CHANGE
0×1d47 0×0 connmgr.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_RS232_DETECTED
0×1d41 0×0 repllog.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_RS232_DETECTED
0×1d63 0×0 rtcupdate.exe NOTIFICATION_EVENT_TIME_CHANGE

Download code and binary here.

<!-- Social Bookmarks BEGIN -->

<!-- Social Bookmarks END -->

License

This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)